Look, then try.
Choose a closed window with a grown-up. Record the date and time, then describe what you can see. If you cannot tell what the weather is doing, say so instead of guessing.
Observe with a grown-up from a safe indoor spot. Never look directly at the sun. Stay indoors during storms. For the toy shelter, test over a tray with adult help and keep devices dry.
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My observation spot
Draw the view through your window.
Evidence of wind
Look for leaves or a flag. Describe what they do.
Your ideas belong here. There is no score.
What are we learning?
An observation uses evidence. Moving leaves can show wind, but a still picture cannot tell us everything about the weather.
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My Daily Weather DiaryDraw today’s sky and describe what you notice about the weather.
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My Weekly Weather TrackerBuild a seven-day record, then compare what stayed the same and what changed.
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What Should I Wear?Choose an outfit for today’s weather and explain your choices.
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Build a Toy ShelterDesign, test and improve a little roof that helps keep a washable toy dry.
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