DIY Preschool Weather Board {With Free Printables!}
I’m am SO excited to share with you our preschool weather board! I just put it together and I also created some printables for YOU to use, too! Since we’re still on the letter W, I thought studying weather would be appropriate. Also, Troy is talking a lot about the weather lately so I know he’s ready for this!
First, I made a weather wheel. Â This was the first time I bought clip art for printables and I love it! The only problem is that it didn’t come with a graphic for snow. So please forgive me that this weather wheel doesn’t include snow. To download your FREE copy, click here —>Â Weather Wheel
It’s easy to assemble…just cut out the wheel and arrow and put a brad through it.
Then I made a weekly weather graph with cards to put under each day. To download your FREE copy, click here —>Â Weather Graph
My suggestion is print these out on cardstock and laminate them.
You don’t need to mount the wheel and graph on anything, but I chose to make a board for this. I took an old canvas and wrapped it with fabric. Then I attached the weather graph and added an envelope below to hold all the cards. I also put velcro dots on the graph and cards.
We are excited to add our weather board to our preschool day. I know it’s a very common thing to do in preschooler curriculum, so I hope these resources are helpful for you!
I love the weather wheel! Thanks!
I used this for my class in a school I just started and it looks amazing! Children absolutely love taking turns to do this.
Thank you so much. My daughter wants to know what the weather will be each day so this is perfect to turn it into an activity. I’ve printed and laminated it and will get some Velcro dots this afternoon. I made an extra hot sun by making your yellow sun orange, as we’re about to hit summer and it will be sweltering!
Thank you for making this! I am going to use this this year to help my preschoolers think about the whole week. I just am missing the snowing picture, so I will have to make one. Living in Iowa, that is something we will add to our chart!