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Weather Cutouts - What's the Weather Today? - Kids Cut-out Craft and Paper Activities


What's the weather like today? Kids cut out eight weather pictures along the dashed lines, then use them on a daily weather chart. Download this free printable and print it today.

Weather Cutouts - What's the Weather Today? - Kids Cut-out Activities
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What's the weather like today? Kids cut out eight weather pictures along the dashed lines, then use them on a daily weather chart. Download this free printable and print it today.

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Looking out the window and saying what the weather is doing is one of the first science habits kids pick up.

 

It's also part of the morning routine in a lot of kindergarten classrooms, and these cutouts make that routine easy to set up.

 

The sheet has eight weather pictures, each inside a circle with a dashed cutting line: sun, cloud, rain, snow, wind, storm, rainbow and fog.

 

Each one has its word printed underneath, so kids learn to read the weather words along with the pictures.

 

Cutting out circles is great practice for small hands. Kids have to steer the scissors and turn the paper at the same time, which builds the control they'll later use for writing.

 

Start with the biggest circles first. Child-safe scissors and a grown-up nearby are a must for younger children.

 

The best use for these is a weather chart. Glue a small strip of Velcro or a magnet to the back of each one, then stick today's weather onto a board by the window or the fridge.

 

Each morning, your child looks outside and picks the right picture. In a classroom, it makes a good job for the day's helper. Over a week or two, kids can count how many sunny days and rainy days they had.

 

The pictures also lead to good questions. Where does rain come from? Why do we only see a rainbow when the sun comes out after rain?

 

Fog is really a cloud sitting down near the ground. We can't see the wind, but we can see what it moves, like leaves and kites. And snow only falls when it's cold enough for raindrops to freeze.

 

This sheet suits a weather or seasons unit, a homeschool science morning, or a calendar corner. Laminate the cutouts if you want them to last all year.

 

It prints on A4 paper with any home or school printer.

 

It's free, there's no need to sign up, and you can hit Customize to change the text before printing.

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Looking out the window and saying what the weather is doing is one of the first science habits kids pick up.

 

It's also part of the morning routine in a lot of kindergarten classrooms, and these cutouts make that routine easy to set up.

 

The sheet has eight weather pictures, each inside a circle with a dashed cutting line: sun, cloud, rain, snow, wind, storm, rainbow and fog.

 

Each one has its word printed underneath, so kids learn to read the weather words along with the pictures.

 

Cutting out circles is great practice for small hands. Kids have to steer the scissors and turn the paper at the same time, which builds the control they'll later use for writing.

 

Start with the biggest circles first. Child-safe scissors and a grown-up nearby are a must for younger children.

 

The best use for these is a weather chart. Glue a small strip of Velcro or a magnet to the back of each one, then stick today's weather onto a board by the window or the fridge.

 

Each morning, your child looks outside and picks the right picture. In a classroom, it makes a good job for the day's helper. Over a week or two, kids can count how many sunny days and rainy days they had.

 

The pictures also lead to good questions. Where does rain come from? Why do we only see a rainbow when the sun comes out after rain?

 

Fog is really a cloud sitting down near the ground. We can't see the wind, but we can see what it moves, like leaves and kites. And snow only falls when it's cold enough for raindrops to freeze.

 

This sheet suits a weather or seasons unit, a homeschool science morning, or a calendar corner. Laminate the cutouts if you want them to last all year.

 

It prints on A4 paper with any home or school printer.

 

It's free, there's no need to sign up, and you can hit Customize to change the text before printing.





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