Books About Weather for Kids
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These books about weather for kids will not only teach them, but intrigue and captivate them. With weather books for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and elementary students, this book list is perfect for your weather unit studies…or just some good family reading fun!
Spring brings all sorts of weather and knowing if the day will be sunny or rainy can sometimes be unpredictable. Kids love to explore and learn about the world around them, and weather is especially fascinating!
You can see, hear, feel, and even sometimes smell and taste the weather. That makes it incredibly real and exciting for children. This fun list of weather books for kids is a mix of non-fiction books and fun fictional chapter books for school aged children.
In addition to reading about weather, you can do an easy at home project like this cool rain gauge, or you can use Pinterest to find fun, weather related activities for them. Teaching kids of different ages can be challenging, but weather is an easy subject to teach a wide range of ages. Make some clouds in a jar, explore weather in your area and create a learn at home weather unit with these books as your guide!
I’ve shared books about rain and books about wind for younger kids, and now it’s time for more weather books all the way through elementary school (although younger brothers and sisters will enjoy them, too)!
Books About Weather For Kids
Ideal for grades 3-7, this weather book is colorful and engaging...and educational!
This is a great weather book to read aloud to preschoolers or for your newly independent reader to take on their own. Perfect through age 9.
For ages 7-11, this fabulous weather book is all about how to tell what's coming soon. Your aspiring meteorolgist will be thrilled!
Perfect weather books for preschool through 3rd grade. Not only is this a great story, but a marvelous manual for life-saving behavior and scientific information on tornadoes.
This Level 1 reader introduces kids to the facts about the weather they experience.
For ages 3-7, this story makes a wonderful read aloud weather book for preschool or a read alone book for your young ones. With lyrical language that captivates in a simple story, weather is even more fascinating!
This weather book for kids is geared towards independent readers, aged 7+.
A Newberry Award winning book for dog lovers of any age, but readers ages 6-10 will enjoy diving into this story that starts with a storm.
Your 7-12 year old will love the hundreds and facts and more than 2 dozen puzzles and games in the Everything Kids Weather Book!
Perfect for preschool through 2nd grade, this can be read aloud or used as a Level 2 independent reader. With fabulous photos and fantastic facts, your child will learn a ton in this quirky book about weather.
This amazing book is filled with gorgeous photos and captivating info for ages 8-12 on all things weather.
Delightfully entertaining, this fun weather work of fiction is for ages 6-9.
All the ups and downs of the fascinating water cycle, for ages 4-8.
Weather fun, humor, and adventure for grades 2-4.
With 19 short stories and engaging activities for each lesson, this is a marvelous weather book to introduce kids to meteorology.
I hope you enjoyed the list! What’s the weather at your house like today?
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Traveling to Countries with Tropical Weather with a Toddler – Maria Magdalena Living Ideas
Awesome resources! Thanks for sharing. We’ve already done our weather unit recently, so I’ll definitely refer to this the next time we get around to it!
Thank you! Weather has so many teaching variations, we’ll be doing a weather unit again next year! 🙂
I had no idea Fly Guy had a weather book; my boys have all loved Fly Guy books. This is a great list! Pinning to my boards.
These are fantastic! Thank you so much! We are always looking for a new book list.
Interesting books; I feel like reading them myself. The only challenging part is trying to make kids who hate reading to actually read a book thoroughly.
Oh, Mama, I hear you! We started with daily reading time for 5 minutes a few times a day…then it was 7 minutes…then 10 minutes…and so on. Now, we could read to them for an hour a day and they’d beg for more!
As they learn to love reading WITH you, they’ll then learn to enjoy reading on their own.