Watching the Weather
Kindergarten Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

Which weather happened the most? Circle the picture.
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Kindergarten Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

Which weather happened the most? Circle the picture.

Weather changes from day to day, but a record can reveal patterns that memory misses. Kindergartners may describe only today’s sky or assume that one rainy morning means the whole week was rainy. This worksheet uses a visual record: rows of weather pictures that count the days of each kind. On each question the child counts the pictures in every row and circles the weather that happened the most, or on the even-numbered versions the weather that happened the fewest times. The answers are weather pictures, so no word has to be read.
Support pages use three rows with clear differences. Challenge pages use four rows with closer counts, requiring more careful observation without asking children to forecast. A weather picture stands for the main weather on one day; real days can include sun, wind, and clouds together. Point to each row as your child counts it. The important science practice is using the record as evidence, not guessing from a favorite kind of weather or from what is happening outside right now.
NGSS standard: K-ESS2-1
The sun row has five pictures and the rain row has two. Sunny weather happened more often because five is more than two.
Answering from today’s weather instead of reading the whole record shown.
Count the pictures in every row before choosing.
Answering from today’s weather instead of reading the whole record shown.
Count the pictures in every row before choosing.
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