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My Daily Weather Chart

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My Daily Weather Chart

A monthly chart hung near the window: one box per day with simple symbols to check—sun, cloud, rain, wind, snow. Look out at the sky every morning, then check the box. At the end of the month, count them up: how many sunny days? Was March rainier than February?

Age
4 to 6 years
Duration
3 min per day
Materials
Printout: monthly weather chart + crayons or pencils
Supervision
Autonome (bilan accompagné)
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Step by step

  1. Print the monthly chart and hang it near a window, with a pencil tied nearby.
  2. Every morning at the same time (like breakfast), look out the window together: the daily routine makes it stick.
  3. Describe what you see first ("What's out there? Sun? Clouds?"): observe before picking a symbol.
  4. Let your child color or check today's symbol in the right box. Missed a day? No big deal: leave it blank and keep going.
  5. At the end of the month, count the sunny and rainy days together, then color in a simple bar chart.
  6. Compare months side by side ("March was so much rainier!") and connect it to your "inner weather" (the feelings wheel) for fun.

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