Weather is something a child experiences daily but rarely thinks about consciously. Print drawings of a bright sun, a rain cloud, a rainbow with its seven colors, and a thunder cloud with lightning.

  • Ask your child what today’s weather is like and which drawing matches it.
  • Ask them to use all the rainbow colors in the correct order, if they can.
  • Discuss what we wear or do in each type of weather.
  • Turn this into a simple routine: color the day’s weather each morning for a week.

This activity builds your child’s awareness of the weather around them and enriches their descriptive vocabulary (sunny, rainy, cloudy) — words they’ll use daily in casual conversation.