Interactive Weather Wheel Learning Activity

The Weather Wheel is an engaging and interactive tool designed to help students in Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, and 5th Grade understand seasonal weather changes. This hands-on activity encourages young learners to explore Spring, Summer, Autumn/Fall, and Winter through a fun spinning wheel. Students will assemble their own weather wheels by cutting out weather condition circles, layering them correctly, and securing them with a paper fastener. Once completed, they can spin the wheel to discover various weather patterns, making it an excellent elementary school science learning tool. This activity promotes fine motor skills, creativity, and a deeper understanding of climate changes. Ideal for classroom use, homeschooling, and weather-themed lessons, the Weather Wheel provides an exciting way to discuss daily weather conditions and seasonal transitions. Teachers can use this activity in Kindergarten and elementary school settings to spark conversations about weather and encourage students to observe the changes around them. By making learning fun and interactive, students gain valuable knowledge while developing critical thinking skills.

Usage:

This worksheet is a great classroom tool for teaching elementary school students about seasonal weather. It can be used for science lessons, weather discussions, and interactive activities.

Activity:

• Cut out the weather wheel circles for each season.
• Stack and attach them using a paper fastener to create a spinning wheel.
• Spin the wheel to explore different weather conditions for each season.
• Use it as a discussion tool to teach students about climate and seasonal changes.

Tools Needed:

• Printed Weather Wheel pages
• Thick card stock
• Scissors
• Paper fastener
• Laminator (optional for durability)

Page Size:

8.5″x11″ (Letter Size)

User Instruction:

• Print the weather wheel pages on thick card stock for durability.
• Carefully cut out the seasonal weather circles.
• Stack the circles and align them to display different weather conditions.
• Secure the wheel with a paper fastener at the center.
• Spin the wheel to explore the changing weather for each season.
• Use the wheel to learn about weather patterns and seasonal transitions.
• Laminate the wheel if you want it to last longer.