Weather Crafts for Preschoolers
Whether it’s sunny, rainy, or even snowing outside, I’ve got a collection fun weather crafts for preschoolers that will keep your little ones entertained and learning about the wonders of weather.
Make sure to check out my list of weather activities for kids, too.
Our crafts for today are designed to be simple, fun, and perfect for young children to explore different weather concepts through hands-on activities. Let’s try some creative ways to bring the weather into your home!
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Weather Facts for Preschoolers
Understanding the weather can be both fun and fascinating for kids! Here are some simple and engaging weather facts designed for preschoolers:
Rain
Did you know that rain is actually water droplets that fall from clouds? When clouds get too full of water, they release it as rain, which helps plants grow and keeps our rivers and lakes filled.
Sunny Days
The sun is a giant ball of fire in the sky! It gives us light and warmth. Without the sun, there would be no life on Earth, as it helps plants make food and keeps the planet warm.
Snow
Snowflakes are tiny ice crystals that form when the air is really cold. Every snowflake is unique, meaning no two are exactly the same. They fall from the clouds and cover the ground with a beautiful white blanket.
Wind
The wind is moving air. It can be a gentle breeze or a strong gust. Wind helps move clouds around, and it can even help us fly kites and feel cool on a hot day.
Clouds
Clouds are made up of tiny water droplets or ice crystals. Some clouds look white and fluffy, while others look dark and grey. They can tell us a lot about what kind of weather to expect!
These simple facts make it easier for preschoolers to understand the basics of weather and spark their curiosity about the world around them.
Recommended Weather Books
For more fun and learning, I recommend checking out some delightful weather books to spark your child’s imagination and curiosity about the weather.
National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Weather (National Geographic Little Kids First Big Books)Weather – Children’s Touch and Feel Board Book – Sensory Board BookThe Wonder Of Thunder: Lessons From A ThunderstormExplore My World: WeatherAll About Weather: A First Weather Book for Kids (The All About Picture Book Series)Explore My World Clouds
Recommended Educational Weather Toys
These toys offer a fantastic way for young children to explore the science of weather through interactive and engaging play, making learning both enjoyable and memorable.
My Felt Story – Dress Me Up Felt DollsBigjigs Toys Weather Balancing GameFunrous 10 Pieces Kids Recognition Lacing Cards Thick Cardboard Educational Sewing Cards Double Sided Lacing Playing Games for Children Toddler Preschool Developing Imagination Supplies (Weather)hand2mind Explore The Weather Counters, Weather Toys, Meteorology for Kids, Math Counters for Kids, Color Sorting Toys, Counting Manipulatives, Montessori Math Materials, Preschool Science ToysFun Express Weather Wheel Ck – 12 Pieces – Educational and Learning Activities for KidsTender Leaf Toys – Weather Watch – Educational Wooden Weatherboard for Kids – Perfect Climate Teaching Toy Station for Kids to Play and Learn for Age 3+
Fun Weather Activities To Try
Ready for more activities about the weather? Check out these fun activities!
- Weather Science Experiments
- Weather Sensory Activities
- Weather Crafts for Kids
- Homemade Rain Gauge by The Imagination Tree
- DIY Rain Stick Craft by School Time Snippets
Weather Crafts for Preschoolers
These crafts are designed to be simple, fun, and perfect for young children to explore different weather concepts through hands-on activities.
Teach your snow-loving kid this popsicle stick snowflake craft while teaching them all about snowy weather!
Create your own clouds to identify all the different types of clouds.
What better way to cheer up your kid's day than a sunny craft activity with them? This activity needs simple supplies that are usually present in your child's learning materials.
Learning about clouds with your young ones will never be this fun! Discover how to make puffy paint clouds with your kids while teaching them how clouds form.
Rainy day can be a sad time for your overly active homeschoolers, teach them how to make rainy day paper umbrellas and turn that frown upside down!
Enjoy doing this umbrella paper plate sun catcher with your child and boost their creativity and science learning at the same time.
Create more fun weather crafts with your kids using one simple material you can usually find at home— a popsicle stick!
Teach your little ones more about the sun with this simple and cute doily sun craft for kids.
Do you want a colorful craft? You'll need to add this rainbow cloud craft to your list!
Sunny weather can be uplifting most times, teach your preschooler all about this weather and how it helps out our surroundings.
Let your kids create their own sunshine and learn more about this hot weather with this easy paper plate sunshine craft!
The best activities are the ones using extraordinary materials! Learn all about the rainy clouds with your little science explorer while creating this unique bubble wrap craft with your kids.
Create this fun and colorful umbrella craft with your young ones while teaching them about the rainy weather and the letter U!
If your curious kids wanted to learn more about how rain cloud works, they'll surely love creating this paper plate cloud craft!
Make unique winter-themed snowflake twirlers with your young crafters at home!
Create a life-size snowflake with the most intricate designs and practice your child's scissors skills at the same time with this activity.
I hope you enjoy this list of weather crafts for preschoolers! Learning about the weather through fun hands-on projects helps children understand the world around them in an exciting and memorable way.
Remember, the most important thing is to have fun together and let their curiosity lead the way.