Seasons and Weather Essential Activities for Preschool
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Days of the Week | Song
Our Days of the Week song is a catchy sing-along tune to introduce your kindergarten kid to the days of the week in an amusing way. Each day of the week is presented with a delightfully animated activity performed by seven adorable elephants. As the song plays, each word is visually shown, making it great for young readers. With repetition being the key, your child will easily learn all the days of the week in no time. Get your little one singing this lovely Days of the Week song, perfect for preschool and kindergarten kids! Lyrics: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday comes after Saturday, Sunday is a fun day Sunday comes after Saturday, Sunday is a fun day Monday comes after Sunday, Monday is a fun day Monday comes after Sunday, Monday is a fun day Tuesday comes after Monday, Tuesday is a fun day Tuesday comes after Monday, Tuesday is a fun day Wednesday comes after Tuesday, Wednesday is a fun day Wednesday comes after Tuesday, Wednesday is a fun day Thursday comes after Wednesday, Thursday is a fun day Thursday comes after Wednesday, Thursday is a fun day Friday comes after Thursday, Friday is a fun day Friday comes after Thursday, Friday is a fun day Saturday comes after Friday. Saturday is a fun day Saturday comes after Friday. Saturday is a fun day
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About the Weather Printable
Chances are, your child loves going to the beach on a hot summer day, and flying a kite in the cool spring breeze. This learn about the weather worksheet is the perfect tool to reinforce the changing weather, and the types of activities that are best no matter what is happening outside!
Use this worksheet to:
• Strengthen knowledge about weather and seasons
• Help your child use prior knowledge to complete the worksheet
Using your child’s own life experiences is a great way to help him or her observe the weather in relation to their own activities. Let’s get started learning about the weather and seasons with this colorful worksheet your child will love!
What does your child do the most in the winter, summer, fall, and spring seasons? Do they have any favorite activity that they look forward to doing once the seasons change? Look at the different weathers pictured in this worksheet with your children. Ask them to name the different seasons, and what they can do with each type of weather shown. Instruct your little ones to check the pictures showing what they might do in that type of weather.
Little learners will love to color this engaging worksheet that helps them understand about types of weather they can encounter in their day-to-day lives. They'll practice their fine motor skills as you reinforce the repeating pattern that nature events have. With this free PDF, you can encourage them to recognize the most basic weather concepts and build a foundation for future learning.
This coloring sheet will be loads of fun for your kids. After all, there is coloring involved, plus fun animals and shapes. Does your kid know what happens in the fall and spring? Can they tell you some of the things they see happen, and the colors more popular in these season? First, ask your kids if they can tell you the things that are pictured in this worksheet. Then, ask them to color in the pictures to see what the spring and fall look like. Help your kids pick the appropriate color for each season.
What are the things and colors that your child associates the winter and summer seasons with? Ask them to name a few things that they look forward to doing in the winter, and what colors they see the most. Then, ask them to tell you what they love doing during the summer season. Next, help your kids color in the pictures of summer and winter seasons in this worksheet. Help them pick out the colors they will use in this coloring sheet to see what the summer and winter seasons look like.
In this worksheet, tell your little ones that they must circle only those things that remind them of that particular time of the year. The picture of a tree contains four squares; one for each season. In each season square are things that are often synonymous with these seasons. Some of these things match the squares they are put in, and others do not. Ask your child if some of the things in each season’s square are out of place. Then, help them circle only the things that truly remind them of that season.
Help your budding meteorologists practice associating the appropriate types of weather with their corresponding seasons using this brightly colored PDF worksheet. They'll use picture clues to identify seasons and then work on their fine motor skills as they circle the correct weather patterns that go with each season. The characters on this downloadable worksheet are bright and engaging and they'll have fun reinforcing weather skills.
Can your kids tell you the different times of day and what each one means. When we describe things that have happened or are happening, we often need to give lots of descriptions including what time and where the event happened. This worksheet aims to help your kids be able to give you a better description of events and when they happen. Look at the illustration with your kids, and help them check the box next to the picture that shows when the story happened.
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