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Air & Weather Freebies

One of my favorite units to teach every year is the Air & Weather unit. Our district uses the FOSS Science Kits and I love how many hands-on activities there are for kids. However, over the years I have added a few extra activities to use during this unit and I wanted to share these activities with you. In this series of Air and Weather posts, you’ll find activities for clouds, songs & poems, games, art activities, and more. Enjoy!

 

Air & Weather – All About Clouds

Clouds are a fascinating part of the weather unit. This blog post contains cloud watching activities, crafts, graphic organizers, read aloud suggestions, and more. There are several freebies included!

Are you studying clouds as part of your Air & Weather unit? This blog post contains cloud watching activities, crafts, graphic organizers, read aloud suggestions, and more. There are several air and weather freebies included!

 

Songs & Poems about Air & Weather

Songs and poems are a great way to add excitement to your unit. These free songs and poems can be used with your whole class, in small groups, or to help students build fluency. They can be easily placed into a booklet, too.

If you are learning about air and weather, your students will enjoy these songs and poems. These free songs and poems can be used with your whole class, in small groups, or to help students build fluency.

 

Games & Activities for Air & Weather

Your students will love incorporating a weather theme into math and art. This blog post includes addition and subtraction games along with some graphing activities. I have also included some art ideas your students will love.

If you are starting your Air & Weather unit soon, be sure to grab these free games and activities. You'll find addition and subtraction games along with some graphing activities. I have also included some art ideas your students will love.

 

Free Activities for Your Air & Weather Unit

This blog post includes a few chapter book suggestions along with graphic organizers to use with your whole class or small reading groups. You’ll also find some air and weather worksheets. These include reading a thermometer, identifying contraction pairs, ABC order, and a word search.

If you are starting your Air & Weather unit soon, be sure to grab some of these freebies! I have included a few chapter book suggestions along with graphic organizers to use with your readers. You'll also find some air and weather worksheets including reading a thermometer, cloudy contractions, ABC order, and a word search.

 

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