Storm cloud threading

Megan Morris on Instagram: "Rain Drop Beads 🌧 Make a little rain cloud out of cardboard, paint, and pipe cleaners and practice threading beads for some great fine motor practice. Step it up by counting beads, making patterns, or even using a dice to roll and count. Like, share, save, and comment if you like this activity and tag me if you try it! 🌧 . . . . #upandawayinprek #upandawaytoddlerplay #upandawaybabyplay #playbasedlearning #toddlerplay #toddleractivities #babyplay…

Wondering how to make Cloud Dough? The you've come to the right place! This homemade cloud dough recipe gives you a soft and light dough using just two every-day ingredients. Kids will love playing and getting creative with this amazing fluffy cloud dough activity!

These free printable cloud templates and cut outs are great for all sorts of spring and weather crafts and activities. Grab the free PDF!

A super quick easy cloud dough sensory bin recipe for hands-on learning and fun in your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom.

Last week, most of my 3rd grade classes completed their 3 dimensional clouds . This week we took a look at how artists are inspired by clouds and use them in their artwork. The artist that we focused...

Download this Free Printable Clouds Activity Sheets Set for a fun and engaging learning experience for kids.

Engage your kids in fun, creative, and educational activities that help them understand the fascinating world above with Cloud Activities for Kindergarten.

Just the other day, we turned our fascination with the ever-changing sky into a super cool Learn About Clouds craft!

Fynn Sor | Happy Tot Shelf on Instagram: "Save your used straws for this Thread the Raindrops activity! 🌧️ TIP 1: Make sure the pipe cleaners are longer than the straw raindrops. TIP 2: Paste packing tape over the cloud to make an erasable board. Write the numbers with whiteboard marker and erase them with a duster or wet wipes. 👉🏻 Recommended for 3 to 6 years old 👉🏻 For 3 to 4yo, use numbers from 1 to 12. 👉🏻 for 5 to 6yo, roll two dice. Add the numbers up and write the number above…

The white masses children see in the sky are called clouds. Experts can tell the weather based on the type of clouds that they see. Some clouds are big, while some are small. As they float in the air, the cloud’s shape changes. Some even have a familiar shape that children can recognize. Here are ... Read more