Weather Activities

(Updated 3.3.2023)

Greetings Leaders,

The weather where we live today is undeniably fall weather. Sweater weather. Curl up with a blanket and a steaming cup of coffee weather. And I love it! 

The slight drizzle, the chilly air, and the need for warmer attire all provide a sense of comfort for me. And, as I walked our nephew to school this morning, we noticed new weather-related accessories making an appearance. That’s right, the ever so handy and sometimes necessary umbrella. What a perfect time to learn about dressing for the weather with your littles. And guess what? We just happen to have you covered. Hehe. Like an umbrella, get it? 

With the weather changing, it's time for Wolfe Stew to focus on weather activities.

*Coughs*...anyway. Within our The Big Five Wolfe Pack for PreK to 1st Grade is a weather center, and we decided today was the perfect day to pull it out, slightly modify it, and feature it as our daily special. 

The center features seasonal backdrops with typical weather patterns as well as weather related attire for learners to sort. Don’t want to use it as a center? Use the worksheet version. We’ve also created two new resources for this weather pack. Check them out.

Perfect for your preschool, kindergarten, and first grade weather recording needs.

Based on the weather forecast, your (preschool, kindergarten, or first grade) learners cut and glue what they will wear for the week.

DOWNLOAD THE WEATHER WOLFE PACK HERE

Anytime we create another weather-related activity for PreK-1st graders, we will add it to this document. So, make sure you keep coming back to Wolfe Stew. We love having you here!

With Love from the Kitchen,
Offering samplings of life by a husband and wife

Interested in even more educational resources?  Then stop by our Learning Lab.  It's here where we store all the educational resources we've cooked up to date.  

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