Wind and Clouds
Submitted
by Susan
After discussing how the wind moves the clouds. Let your children have cloud
races by blowing into straws (wind) to move cotton balls or pompoms (clouds)
Blowing Water
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by an Unknown Friend
Put a piece of wax paper on your table (tape it down) Then put a couple of drops
of water on the paper. Let your children use straws to blow the water around
the paper. You can also make a start and finish line and have your children
have water blowing races.Windy Weather Catch
Submitted
by Felicia
Blow a light object (scarf, tissue, etc) into the air with a blow drier and
then have your children catch them.Hide From The Sun
Submitted
by Lori
Play flashlight tag with only the sun is the flashlight and the "sunlight"
hits is it.What Does the Cloud Look Like
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by Amy
Talk to your children about how people often see different things in clouds.
Then fold a colored piece of paper in half. Put a few drops of white paint in
the crease and then have your children press down on the paper. Ask them what
they think the "cloud" looks like. This activity goes well with the
book "It Looks Like Spilled Milk"These Preschool Ideas Found At:
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