The wind blew activities preschool

"The WInd Blew" is a fun book to include in any wind or weather lesson plan theme. This blog post offers fun and simple ideas to help plan your wind unit lessons. Included is a read aloud of the book for your listneing centers. #readaloud #books #lessonplanning #kindergarten #1stgrade #2ndgrade #homeschool #wind #weather #TPT #freebies #stemhax #stem #science

Teaching wind to preschoolers is important, yet merely discussing the topic isn’t enough. Keep your class engaged by incorporating wind-themed activities. Not only will these activities teach them about the wind, but they can also help develop many other essential skills. Take a look at the wind activities presented below and add them to your ... Read more

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The Wind Blew sequencing activity.

A twisty, twirly whirligig that will mesmerize the kids as it catches gusts of winds

Teach little kids about Physics with this quick & easy Wind Painting for Kids Process Art Activity. Get creative with your preschoolers and kindergartners using things that you already have around the house. You’re definitely not going to want to miss it!

The Wind Blew-Pat Hutchins: Printable of the objects the wind blew

Find things around your class/house and test them out by blowing on them.

This week, we talked about spring. We learned about what types of clothing you wear in spring, what kinds of activities people do in spring, and what the weather is like in the spring. We learned that spring can bring very windy weather. We made a circle map to show all that we learned about spring. This week, we read the book The Wind Blew by Pat Hutchins. It is a great book for making predictions. Afterwards, the students brainstormed other things that the wind could blow.

This week, we talked about spring. We learned about what types of clothing you wear in spring, what kinds of activities people do in spring, and what the weather is like in the spring. We learned that spring can bring very windy weather. We made a circle map to show all that we learned about spring. This week, we read the book The Wind Blew by Pat Hutchins. It is a great book for making predictions. Afterwards, the students brainstormed other things that the wind could blow.