Thinking sheet · Seasons and holidays

Under My Umbrella

A rainy spring day: draw what’s under your umbrella and what the rain is falling on.

Grades
K–3
Time
about 20 minutes
Kids practice
sound words, seasons and weather, describing

What kids do

“Drip, drop! Draw who is under the umbrella and what the rain is doing.”

  1. Decorate the umbrella and draw underneath
  2. Rain sounds like…
  3. My favorite thing to do on a rainy day:

How to run it

  • Read a rainy-day picture book.
  • Kids can add puddles, boots and raindrops.
  • Make a rain sound together with fingers on desks.

Talk about it

  • Where does rain come from?
  • Who loves the rain? (ducks, worms, plants)
  • What do you do on rainy days?

Take it further

Write a list of rainy-day activities for your class.

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