Weather projects for 3rd grade

Spring breaks all kinds of unique weather opportunities in our area! Weather is always changing, and there are always great times to learn about weather. If you are looking for some fun activities …

One of the best ways to get through your weather unit is to use weather journals for students! It provides real world application to what you are learning.

Simple and FUN water cycle in a bag project helps kids visualize this weather phenomena with a hands-on weather activity!

Huge, FREE Weather Unit has lots of worksheets for kids, fun activities, and science experiments for teaching preschool and K3 students.

I love teaching science with hands-on activities because reading about science isn't the same as doing it. Some of my favorite projects and experiments for a second or third-grade weather unit include creating a cloud in a bottle, demonstrating the water cycle in a bag, and keeping a weather log. The free weather activities in this blog post are fun for kids. Plus, you'll find printables for teaching about weather tools, instruments, symbols, and vocabulary. 2nd, 3rd, 4th #weatheractivities

Two different methods to make a cloud in a jar, plus an explanation of the science behind each method.

This top-rated resource for kindergarten and first grade classrooms has a teaching plan, printables, and hands-on weather activities for your weather unit.

Love science? Love spring? These spring science experiments are the best experiments to do in the classroom or at home in the spring! Spring science activities for kids will help make the best spring science projects and spring science fair experiments!

Lessons, activities, experiments and videos for teaching all about weather and climate in 3rd grade. The perfect collection of hands-on experiments and close reading activities to keep third grade students engaged while covering NGSS and CCSS standards for third grade!