Let's look at the wizardry of weather!
Learn About Weather with Ms. Julia!
Take a hot air balloon ride with Buddy Bookworm...
Kids Read Curious Detective: Weather
You want to learn about weather, but where do you start? Are you a "just the facts" Curious Detective reader? This list is for you!
Kids Read Connector: Weather
If your favorite books follow realistic characters and stories, you are a Connector, and this list connects Connectors and weather-related stories!
Kids Read Magic, Dragons, and Swords: Weather
The books you like to read have one or all of the following: MAGIC, DRAGONS, & SWORDS - and you are exactly that: a Magic, Dragons, and Swords reader! This list features fantasy stories and realms where weather is important.
Kids Read Class Clown: Weather
Who knew that weather could be so funny? Class Clown readers! Laugh a lot and learn about weather with these books.
Kids Read Adventure Time: Weather
Do you like your weather with a side of adventure? Adventure Time readers will love this list of books that have both.
Kids Read Serial Reader: Weather
You are a Serial Reader if you love staying with the same characters and settings in the same series of books. Get to know some great series that feature weather!
Can You Find All of the Weather Words?
Wow! Can you find ALL of the words in this fun word search?
https://www.tulsalibrary.org/sites/default/files/2021-04/Weather%20Wizards%20Word%20Search.pdf
AWESOME Weather Videos & More
Check out these excellent online weather-related resources from our friends at Scholastic, National Geographic, NASA, National Weather Service, Sid the Science Kid, and SciShow Kids!
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- Playlist of videos about weather events from Scholastic
- National Geographic Kids Game: Predict the Weather
- Activities from Reading is Fundamental based on a National Geographic book
- NASA Weather and Climate Information
- National Weather Service Activities and information for Kids and Educators
- Sid the Science Kid – Weather Surprise – Game
- SciShow Kids - Play the Cloud Memory Game! - #sciencegoals