Reggio weather activities

These fun weather STEM activities for kids are excellent for simple spring science experiments! Simple enough for home or the classroom!

We learned there are different types of clouds, and that not all clouds bring rain. We can tell the weather by the kinds of clouds th...

Explore weather with a rain sensory bin. Toddlers and preschoolers will squeeze and pour water, pretending to create a rainfall!

Shaving Cream Clouds on a Mirror – painting clouds beneath a blue sky. Such a beautiful way for kids to enjoy some sensory art and mirror play!

This top-rated resource for kindergarten and first grade classrooms has a teaching plan, printables, and hands-on weather activities for your weather unit.

Learn how to make suncatchers with this fun, fine motor raindrop art activity that has preschoolers peel and sharpen crayons to create raindrop shapes.

So fun! Harness the dreary rainy weather for a fun kid art project!

Use paint and straws to make adorable spring process art raindrops. Your children will enjoy the process, and their parents will enjoy the finished product!

Our inquiry all started when B. S. brought in a root from a plant he found in the playground. The root led us to have a big discussion about whether or not the clouds would ever run out of rain that is needed for plants to grow? We also wondered how the water actually gets into clouds? We had many theories and hypotheses! "If the water is splashed, it bounces back up to the clouds." A. P. "When we splash the water, it goes up into the clouds and starts raining." K. W. "I had a sprinkler at…