Montessori-Inspired Weather Unit

March is a great time to study the weather. You can see almost any type of weather this month in many places! Here are some Montessori-inspired activities to help you in your study of the weather. Most of the activities are for preschool through early elementary, although some are for middle- through high school.

Montessori-Inspired Weather Printables

Weather materials (available for purchase) from Montessori Print Shop

Weather materials (available for purchase) and free month and season materials from Montessori for Everyone

Montessori-Inspired Calendar Weather Activities

Montessori-Inspired Months and Seasons Work (my post)

Our Calendar Routine from My Montessori Journey

Our Classroom Calendar and Circle Time from Counting Coconuts

Our Calendar from Discovery Days and Montessori Moments

Montessori-Inspired Weather Unit (posts with a variety of weather activities)

Weather posts (photo from March Playdough) from Counting Coconuts

Weather posts from L is for Learning

Simon Says~ The Weather Version From Discovery Days and Montessori Moments

Montessori Classroom – Nature Walk from North American Montessori Center

Mini Weather Station from We Don’t Need No Education

The Five Great Lessons of the Elementary Curriculum (First Great Lesson leading to a study of meteorology) from Montessori for Everyone

Weather posts from Montessori Muddle (middle- and high-school)

These aren’t necessarily Montessori-inspired activities, but there are some great activities in this news segment featuring Wilton, Connecticut, Montessori 1^st-3^rd graders as weather kids:

Montessori-Inspired Cloud and Precipitation Activities

Montessori-Inspired Cloud Unit (my post)

Montessori-Inspired Winter Activities (my post, which includes activities related to snow, ice, and cold weather)

Montessori-Inspired April Showers Activities

Free Water Cycle Printables and Montessori-Inspired Water Cycle Activities

Vincent van Gogh, Meteorologist Unit Study

Vincent van Gogh, meteorologist from Little Acorns

Montessori Work Featuring Vincent van Gogh (for lower elementary) from Inspired Montessori

Montessori-Inspired Severe-Weather Activities

Investigating Weather Systems in the Montessori Classroom and Montessori Curriculum: Preparing for Weather Systems from North American Montessori Center

Weather Unit Study Pinterest Board

Follow Deb @ Living Montessori Now’s board Weather Unit Study on Pinterest.

I have a Weather Unit Study Pinterest Board with activities of all types and for all levels!

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Be sure to check out the weather posts at the awesome blogs co-hosting this blog hop! You’ll find a weather post at each link. 🙂
Co-hosted by:

NurtureStore :: The Golden Gleam :: Rainy Day Mum :: Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas

Putti’s World :: Sun Hats & Wellie Boots :: Kitchen Counter Chronicles

Reading Confetti :: Dilly-Dali Art :: Growing A Jeweled Rose :: The Iowa Farmer’s Wife

AngeliqueFelix.com :: Kindergarten Basics :: Mommy With A Selective Memory

Glittering Muffins :: Creative Family Fun :: Living Montessori Now :: Toddler Approved

Living at the Whitehead’s Zoo :: Sense of Wonder :: Make, Do & Friend :: Creative Connections for Kids

The Educators’ Spin On It :: RainbowsWithinReach :: A Mom With A Lesson Plan :: CraftoArt

Mama Smiles :: Teach Preschool :: JDaniel4’s Mom :: The Outlaw Mom Blog :: Mindful Meanderings

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