Weather Unit // Week 2
This week, dive deeper into the science of weather with your preschooler by incorporating various hands-on activities. For example, you can create a weather graph where your child can track daily weather changes—sunny, rainy, or cloudy. A fun way to engage with the topic is through an interactive art project: have your child make a doily sun that represents sunny weather, and demonstrate rain by creating a rain art piece using watercolors. Additionally, exploring the letter 'K' can be tied to the weather unit by talking about kites, kangaroos, and all things that start with the letter K. Consider organizing a 'Kk hunt' where they search for items around the house that start with this letter, even using a kite to make it more exciting. Incorporating literature, look for children's books about weather to read during story time to enhance their understanding and vocabulary surrounding the topic. Finally, you could incorporate simple math concepts by helping your child count and compare different weather-related objects, like how many sunny days versus rainy days there have been. Engage them in discussions about seasons and how weather affects our daily lives to build a solid foundational understanding while keeping the learning fun and relevant!









love this idea trying to prepare mental.for starting homeschool soon with my first