This spelling activity is a great way for your students to work on their spelling skills in a fun and engaging way with the theme of the weather. Students have to look at the image of the type of weather at the top of the page, then the word underneath, and then either using a dry wipe pen or the spelling letters included, spell the word that they can see. This resource includes 5 different cards, each containing a different image that is linked to theme of the weather. This activity will also provide a great language activity, encouraging students to sound out the letters that they are using to spell with, and discuss the images that they can see. I recommend cutting out and laminating each of the pieces individually to make them stronger and prolong the use of them. These are an excellent addition to your classroom to see if students are able to recognise, match and spell

Three differentiated activities for identifying weather: LA. read the names and match to the picture MA: write the name of the weather HA: sort the weather into the seasons

Something to start the day- dress for the weather.

This booklet provides practitioners with a range of fun and engaging weather related activities for outdoor learning, across the curriculum. It also provides ideas for a range of resources that can be collated to create weather boxes. These are boxes full of resources that lend themselves to a particular type of weather. Once made, the boxes can be accessed at a moments notice, to ensure that children make the most of all that the elements have to offer. This booklet contains ideas for resources and activities for the following types of weather: Rainy days Windy days Sunny days Foggy days Snowy days

Activities and resources for different types of weather. Great to have ready to use whatever the weather.

Popsicle sticks and craft boxes make a great project for tracking the weather.

Make science fun and interactive with these visual and engaging file folder activities! This packet contains directions, labels, and resources to create 12 hands on activities. File folder activities are great because they are hands-on and easy to store! These could also be put into a binder for great morning work or independent task time! These resources work on discriminating between seasons, associating activities, clothing, and features with seasons/weather, and weather vocabulary. These would be great for preschool, kindergarten, or 1st grade. I use these with my students with autism to work on primary skills! This packet contains 12 File Folder Activities! - Dress Boy for Winter and Summer - Dress Girl for Winter and Summer - Sort Clothes by Season - Seasonal Item Sort - Match Temperature to Season - Match Person to Season - Match Summer Vocabulary - Match Spring Vocabulary - Match Winter Vocabulary - Match Fall Vocabulary - Match Weather Vocabulary - Match Weather Pictures to Words Detailed instructions for setup and visual labels included for each activity!

Play based learning for each type of weather including songs, books and resources.

I made this resource for my year 1 class but other classes in year 2 and 3 used it too. The children used it as a basis for a weather report after looking at weather images the previous day. Later that day the children filmed each other in front of a map of the UK giving the weather report after watching some weather reports in the local news by using the ideas from the sheet and other ideas of what the weather type was to suggest activities to do that day. It was fun, engaging and a way to extend a daily weatherboard in a real and relevant way.

Weather weekly planning with objectives. Nursery / reception detailed plans

Have fun and explore the weather with 5 days of all-subject curriculum lessons. Discover and learn about the weather, sun, clouds, rain, wind, and snow. A weekly planning tool integrates the activities into 1 week of creative curriculum. Each set of lessons is a complete ready-to-teach curriculum for individual, group, classroom, and homeschool learning. 40 pages of hands-on activities, creative art ideas, science exploration, language, math, and printable templates. Early writing activities: tracing, weather matching, my weather book, letter recognition, and writing. Early math concepts: patterning, sets, exploring the kite shape, counting, units, and one-to-one correspondence. Hands-on science to explore, observe, and discover: weather wheel, weather chart, water cycle, cloud experiment, explore light, shadows, and rainbows. Art activities: paper plate sun, rain stick, windsock, kite, blow art, and snowflakes. Sensory exploration: cloud dough, sensory snow, and snow globe. Music and movement ideas to develop gross motor skills. 23 printable templates of coloring pages, worksheets, and crafts. Song lyrics for the original and traditional songs. Alternatives and suggestions to individualize and extend the learning experience and so much more. The ideas are endless!

This activity is a matching activity. There are 6 pictures of different weather symbols and a word bank. The children must write the correct vocabulary to represent the weather picture. Could be used in KS1 or KS2 as a basic activity for language skills for SEN or EAL children. This is a worksheet

CLOTHES, WEATHER & HOLIDAY Printable activity worksheets to teach Year 1 and 2 French about: • Clothes • What’s the weather like? • Beach holidays Song • Petit escargot/ Little snail • Sur le pont d'AvignonI/ On the bridge of Avignon • Promenons-nous dans les bois/ Let's stroll in the woods PDF Activity worksheets USABLE ON WHITEBOARD Includes: AUDIO CONTENT To access audio use Adobe Reader and double click on the sound icon. Also available in German, Spanish and English (EAL/ EFL). Cosmoville series.

The focus of these activities is on learning basic meteorological concepts about weather elements. They are designed to demonstrate understanding of the general characteristics of the atmosphere and how weather conditions and weather phenomena occur. Weather to Fly By activities are written to assist educators in instilling excitement in learning about meteorology by permitting the learner to take increasing responsibility for his/her learning.

Revise and recite weather vocabulary with this fun and easy matching activity.

Learn about and explore the date each morning through this powerpoint. Discuss the days of the week, months of the year and changing seasons as you put up the date and weather.

The pack includes: A long colourful display banner A display border to print as many times as you need for a display board of any size Topic words on decorated cards Colour photos of different types of weather- great for displays and discussion Posters of different weather symbols A long banner ‘What is the weather like today?’ An A3 weather chart to print and display in your setting with days, months, date and weather to change each day Dress the children display with a selection of different clothes to use with each poster depending on the weather A weather dial to make Large decorated lettering- this includes A-Z in lower and upper case letters so can be used for larger display titles as well as a large alphabet line A number line to 100 on different weather pictures A worksheet to draw the different weather pictures Worksheets to draw the clothes to wear for different types of weather Make a windmill activity Lots of ideas for outdoor play in different weather and ideas for creating topic boxes for outdoor play An A4 word mat with words and pictures- great to use with writing activities Sorting pictures and sorting cards with weather pictures and different clothes pictures An alphabet line on clothing Tracing pictures A selection of colouring pictures Number bonds to 10 and 20 on rainbows Match the clothes worksheet looking at clothes worn in hot and cold weather Make the pictures the same worksheets A selection of weather themed play dough mats Acrostic poems with a weather theme Decorated writing sheets- great for work about the weather or to include in your writing area THE SEASONS Seasons posters Cut and stick worksheets about the seasons colour photographs showing the weather and other things to spot in different seasons Sorting pictures and sorting cards about the seasons Senses worksheets about what can be heard, seen etc in each season RAINY WEATHER A numberline to 100 on raindrops Colour wellies An alphabet line on umbrellas Rhyme pack for ‘Five little raindrops’ including rhyme card, singing props and face masks Incy Wincy spider activity What can you do in the rain worksheet Colour the rainbow worksheet SUNNY WEATHER Sun counting cards from 1-10 Sun safety pictures Sun safety worksheet Design a sun hat activity What can you do in the sun worksheet A sun alphabet line with lower and upper case letters Plan a sunny day picnic worksheet SNOWY WEATHER Match the patterned mittens game Cut and stick the snowman A snowman template Roll and collect the snowman parts game Trace the snowflake worksheet What can you do in the snow worksheet

This product is ideal when learning about the weather and countries in the UK. This two page activity consists of a map of the UK which children can label and several weather icons which they can choose from and glue onto the map. This product can also be laminated and used within a role play area – such as a travel agents, news reporter etc.

Weather Chart PDF Includes: Monday-Friday Weather Chart 8 weather flash cards 7 stickable weather options Vocabulary included: Windy Snowing Snowflake Partly Cloudy Cloudy Sunny Raining Thunder & Lightning -Materials: You will need scissors and your choice of adhesive for the weather pieces. -I recommend lamination for years of use! -Great to include as a daily warm-up. Music: Pair the activity with ‘Whats the Weather Like Today?’ by heathjl24 on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnGKfOX5bVQ Book: Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs by Judi Barrett and Ronald Barrett Standard Print Size: 8.5x11 I hope you enjoy my products. Be sure to leave a rating and follow my store, Creativeteachersabroad. Keep in touch and get more ideas by liking my Pintrest page: Miss Gabby's Class

Title: Weather and climate To identify the how weather is described and measured To suggest a range of weather hazards experienced in the UK Rated outstanding - A fantastic lesson reviewing the environmental conditions caused by weather and climate factors and their influence on human activity. Involves kinaesthetic collaborative class group task, analysis and evaluation. Includes pit stop plenaries and free plenary placemat. Great for an introduction to this popular theme and ideal for a lesson observation.