Grades 2–5
Daily Weather Log
Record the temperature, sky, wind and rain or snow every school day for a week, then predict tomorrow.
Science worksheet · Weather
Graph the Weather
Tally a month of weather, make a bar graph and answer questions about the data.
- Grade level
- Grades 1–3
- Time
- About 20 minutes
- Topic
- Weather
- Answer key
- Not needed: answers vary
- Kids practice
- Weather observation, Recording data, Weather vocabulary
What kids do
Printed on the sheet:
- 1. Each day, make a tally mark for the weather.
- 2. Color one box for each day to make a bar graph.
- 3. Read your graph.
- The weather we had the most was
- The weather we had the least was
- How many more sunny days than rainy days?
Words on this sheet
sunnycloudyrainysnowywindy
Teacher tip
Use your class weather calendar data so the graph is real.
How to use it
- Do the weather check at the same time every day so kids can compare.
- Put a thermometer outside a window so kids can read the real temperature.
- Start with a two-minute “I notice, I wonder” talk about the picture on the sheet.
Watch for
Weather and climate are different. Weather is today; climate is the usual pattern over many years.
Talk about it
- How did the weather change this week?
- What evidence helped you choose your answer?
Take it further
Compare your class weather data with the forecast on the news.
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