Weather Crafts for Preschoolers -- a rainbow and cloud craft for weather themes

I'm super excited about this weather craft for preschoolers. It's perfect for kindergarten, first, and second grade science activities too. Add a rainbow craft to your next weather lesson or weather unit.

 This simple craft lets young students cut and paste and color. Students will cut out the sun, paste the sun rays, glue cotton balls to the cloud (you will need 14 cotton balls for each student or you can use a dauber or bingo marker), and color the colors of the rainbow.

This is great for working with learning colors too. (This craft uses purple instead of indigo and violet since those colors are not in the 8 pack of crayons.) This weather craft makes a great bulletin boards too so be sure to display them. You can find it in my teaching resource store {HERE}.

I want to add a little update. Check out what the students of a teacher friend created in their class this week.

Snow Cycle Craft - - A Frozen Water Cycle for Kids--

Snow Cycle Craft  -- This is a unique way to display and teach your students about the snow water cycle.

 Students will create a snow cycle lantern or wind sock (just add streamers) during your next weather science lesson.

 This presents your typical water cycle using snow as frozen precipitation and displays a melting snowman in the collection area.

There are additional labels you can add that include the terms condensation, evaporation, frozen precipitation (or snow), and collection. Click {HERE} to learn more about this product in my teaching resources store.