Cloud activities

There are several fun ways to create a cloud in a bottle, but this method is the simplest and easiest way that I have discovered how to do it!

Are you looking for a factual unit to introduce weather activities in your kindergarten and first grade classroom? Our Weather Activities unit is just what you need! Cloud activities include several non-fiction passages about clouds in general and types of clouds. It also includes several cloud crafts and writing activities.

I wasn't sure how these shaving cream rain clouds were going to turn out, but they were beautiful! I love any experiment that's easy enough for my kids to do themselves. And I also love when I get to use a rainbow assortment of colours to create something beautiful. So this was a winner! This activity was easy to put together and allowed us to learn a little bit about weather. Although, my girls were definitely more interested in the hands on part, not so much the learning. But what can you…

Wondering how to make Cloud Dough? The you've come to the right place! This homemade cloud dough recipe gives you a soft and light dough using just two every-day ingredients. Kids will love playing and getting creative with this amazing fluffy cloud dough activity!

Kids will love this easy weather STEM activity with a few simple materials. Make a cloud in a jar for fun weather science this spring!

Tons of science activities and lessons to go with the book Little Cloud by Eric Carle! Written by a science teacher.

A super quick easy cloud dough sensory bin recipe for hands-on learning and fun in your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom.

The white masses children see in the sky are called clouds. Experts can tell the weather based on the type of clouds that they see. Some clouds are big, while some are small. As they float in the air, the cloud’s shape changes. Some even have a familiar shape that children can recognize. Here are ... Read more

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How Far Can Your Blow a Cloud? Or perhaps a cotton ball? I feel like measurement is one of those skills that are best formed with experience and real hands-on activities. Such as, you're rearranging your room. How much space do you need for your desk? Or comparing the lengths of dinosaurs. I think kids