All About Rain Activities for Kindergarten
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Help your little learners learn all about rain with this 165 page paired nonfiction & fiction integrated unit! This unit is jam-packed with over 35 rain activities for kindergarten including math, science, ELA, writing and art activities!
# of Pages: 165
File Type: PDF
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Help your little learners learn all about rain with this 165 page paired nonfiction & fiction integrated unit! This unit is jam-packed with over 35 rain activities for kindergarten including math, science, ELA, writing and art activities! These rain activities for kindergarten sure to keep your kiddos engaged as you learn about rain and the water cycle! Crafts, vocabulary cards, student dictionaries, math and literacy centers, read aloud activities, emergent readers, and MORE!
Nonfiction Activities Included:
– All About Rain Craftivity Book
– Water Cycle Anchor Chart
– Water Cycle Emergent Reader
– Water Cycle Labeling Activity
– Rain Experiment
– Graphic Organizers
– Rain vs. Snow Venn Diagram
– Rainy Facts Mobile Craft
– Vocabulary Picture Definition Cards
– My Rain Dictionary (student booklet)
Fiction Activities Included:
– The Itsy Bitsy Spider Text-to-Self Craftivity
– The Itsy Bitsy Spider Cause and Effect Activity
– The Itsy Bitsy Spider Sequencing Activity
– Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Craftivity
– Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Cause and Effect Activity
– Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Sequencing Activity
– Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Problem and Solution Activity
– Cloudy with a Chance of Syllables Activity
– Storm Is Coming Prediction Activity
– Storm Is Coming Cause and Effect Activity
– Storm Is Coming Sequencing Activity
Math & Literacy Activities:
– Puddle Jumpin’ (collecting, graphing and analyzing data)
– Rain, Rain, Go Away (subtracting on a number line)
– Showers of Sums (using a picture to add)
– Cloudy Comparisons (comparing numbers)
– It’s Raining Number Bonds (finding the missing part)
– Raindrop Rhymes (short i word families)
– Rainy Day Digraphs (beginning sh, ch, th, wh)
– Rainbows of Blends (beginning blends fl, cl, bl)
– Splashing Syllables (counting syllables)
I hope your students love these rain activities for kindergarten!
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tracee D. –
This is a great resource! There are so many activities to choose from. We had a great time learning about the weather and my students especially loved the Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs activities!
Melissa F. –
My students enjoyed this product!
Samantha P. –
Great way to teach my kiddos about the weather, they really enjoyed the stories and activities that went along with them.
Dawn A. –
Thanks!
Casey Garrison –
Great resource
Samantha S. –
This was a great addition to our weather unit.
Laura Wasson –
I like this resource their was tons of themed rain activities. We used most of this unit but plan to do more next year.
Kim Bosch –
Great for my students
Donna Shane –
Great resource!
Amy H. –
Great resource to learn about rain and the water cycle! Lots of fun activities for students!
Cattie H. –
Great resource!
Emily J. –
Great!
Miss MollieMac –
I Love this! Thank you!
Stacey H. –
This is a wonderful resource to supplement many of those spring/weather books. There are so many great activities, and even some fun experiments for the kids to do! My students have really enjoyed using this resource!
Mercedes C. –
This was the best packet to use on a rainy spring week!
Olivia S. –
I love this whole unit! Super cute and great for April activities in Centers.
Mary O. –
Great resource! Thank you.
Melanie Lynn –
This was EXACTLY what I was looking for!
Sophie K. –
this resource was great!! It provided so many activities and ideas and clear directions and examples. It was perfect for our spring weather unit!
Nacole L. –
We loved this resource! I incorporated it with our weather unit. So fun and engaging.