8 Free Weather Worksheets for Kindergarten

Explore weather concepts with our weather worksheets for kindergarten.

These free educational worksheets offer 8 pages of interactive activities that engage young learners.

Featuring coloring pages, matching games, and writing exercises, these resources are designed to make understanding weather fun and accessible.

Colorful educational material titled Weather Worksheets for Kindergarten with playful weather icons like clouds and sun. Instructions suggest practicing weather words by cutting and sticking them in the correct box.

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Free weather activity sheets

Kids will enjoy our free weather printables! These worksheets are designed to make learning about weather fun and interactive.

What is included

These weather worksheets for kindergarten consist of 8 pages packed with engaging activities. They are perfect for personal and classroom use. Simply scroll to the bottom of the post to access your PDF file.

Two Weather Coloring Pages: One page features various weather-related images, while the other includes weather words, allowing kids to match terms with visuals as they color.

Two illustrated worksheets. The first shows weather-related drawings including a sun, clouds, rain, rainbow, snow, and lightning. The second lists weather words in colorful, patterned fonts: lightning, sun, rain, tornado, weather, snow, thunder, wind, rainbow.

Clothing for Weather: This coloring page illustrates children dressed appropriately for different weather conditions, helping kids understand how clothing changes with the weather.

How’s the Weather?: In this activity, children will examine six images representing various weather types and decide which words correspond to each picture, reinforcing their vocabulary and comprehension.

Black and white weather-themed worksheet for kids. Left page shows cartoon kids dressed for different weather, right page has weather symbols (sun, cloud, wind, rain, storm) to match with words: windy, sunny, cloudy, rainy, stormy, snowy.

Writing Practice: This page provides a structured opportunity for children to trace over weather-related words, enhancing their handwriting skills while learning about the topic.

Two worksheets titled Types of Weather and What Weather?. The left page has cloudy weather icons with space to trace words. The right page lists weather words with illustrations: thunder, wind, sun, snow, rain, rainbow, lightning, and cloud.

Scissor Practice: This activity combines cutting and gluing. Children will cut out words from the bottom of the sheet and paste them into the correct spaces above, reinforcing their understanding of weather terminology.

Worksheet with five blank decorative boxes, scissors, and weather-related words: Rain, Lightning, Snow, Sun, Rainbow. The words are in colorful fonts designed to be cut out and matched with the boxes.

A worksheet with five boxes containing words: Rainbow, Snow, Rain, Sun, and Lightning, each with themed backgrounds. The instruction reads, Match the words with the box. Cut out the words and stick them in the correct box.

These worksheets are designed to foster curiosity and enhance learning about weather concepts in a fun, hands-on way!

Have fun with our free what comes next weather worksheet too!

Weather matching game

The free printable weather matching game is a fun and interactive way for kids to reinforce their understanding of weather concepts. Here’s how to set it up and play:

Download and print the matching game page twice to create two sets of images.

Carefully cut out all the weather images. Using a paper cutter can make this task easier and more precise, but scissors will work just fine.

A paper sheet with weather-themed illustrations including a tornado, thunderbolt, rainbow, snowflakes, and sun, is placed on a black paper cutter. The cutter is positioned diagonally over a weather activity worksheet.

Shuffle the cut-out images and arrange them face down on a flat surface. For younger kids, lay them out in rows; I recommend 4 rows with 6 images each for optimal spacing.

For older kids, feel free to arrange them randomly for an added challenge.

Illustration of a memory card game. Cards are laid face up and face down, featuring pairs of images: a cartoon child in a raincoat, a girl in a striped shirt, a sun, and a tornado.

Players take turns flipping over two images at a time, trying to find matches.

If a match is found, players can either remove the matching cards from the table and keep them or leave them face up for everyone to see.

The game continues until all matches have been found. The player with the most pairs at the end of the game is declared the winner!

This weather matching game not only encourages memory skills but also reinforces vocabulary related to weather, making learning both fun and effective.

Don’t forget to check out our space memory game printable for even more educational fun!

Weather books for kindergarten

Reading about the weather can help young children understand the world around them, so here are some excellent weather-themed books perfect for kindergarten.

A Rainbow of My Own – This story follows a child’s imaginative adventure with rainbows. It’s a fun read that sparks conversations about colors and weather, making it a nice addition to any weather-themed lesson.
Weather – This informative book introduces kids to various weather concepts with stunning photographs and engaging text. It’s a fantastic resource for helping children learn about different weather phenomena in an accessible way.
The Wonder of Thunder – This beautifully illustrated book explores the wonders of thunderstorms. Through simple language and captivating images, it helps children understand the excitement and science behind these powerful weather events.

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Additional weather activities

Enhance your lessons with a free printable weather chart to track daily weather and reinforce concepts like sunny, rainy, and snowy days.

Check out these fun weather activities:

Free weather and clothes worksheets
Paper plate rainbow craft from Darcy & Brian
Printable weather wheel for learning about different weather conditions.
Melting rainbow preschool science experiment for a colorful science demonstration.

These resources are great for enriching your weather-themed lessons!

Last Updated on 25 April 2025 by Clare Brown