Kids are fascinated by clouds, I mean, aren’t we all?
In an attempt to work a little science into the curriculum, we, as a class, decided to learn about clouds.
At the end of our week, we made our own fluffy, happy, stuffed clouds!
You can get the freebie pattern {here on TPT}. I included a few printables to go along with it!
We drew and labeled clouds based on something I pinned by Abby from The Inspired Apple
{her post is here} and the kids had a blast!
I also used some materials I found on TPT, of course!
This great little freebie from Moore Fun in Kindergarten
{here}
and Jodi’s fabulous unit
{here}
I hope you love the freebie and have a happy cloud Sunday!
Oh, and in case you haven’t heard, I am presenting this summer at the TPT Conference in Las Vegas after ITK about one of my favorite topics: “I HEART Clipart“!
WHAT?? Have you seen some of the other AMAZING presenters??
Seriously….I am so excited!!
I will share everything you need to know about clipart, advanced techniques, trends, how to organize, securing it, and MORE! I’m secretly dying over whether anyone will attend!
If you’d like to register for the early bird special, click here!
These clouds are the cutest! Love them!
AND… YAY for the TPT conference! You will be an amazing presenter! =)
Ms. Smith
Adventures of Ms. Smith
The clouds are adorable!! Yay for presenting at the TPT conference! You will do awesome!
Lindsey
My class will be learning about weather next week. This will be PERFECT!!!!! Thanks sooooo much!!!
Mrs.Christy’s Leaping Loopers
The clouds are too cute!!!! Congrats on presenting. You will be amazing!!! You have the best ideas…
Melissa
Keep Calm and Love First Grade
The clouds are adorable! LOVE them!
And I also really love your clothespins 🙂
Sara
Miss Elementary
This is PERFECT for my weather unit next week!! Thanks!
Brittany
Little Miss Teacher
I LOVE your happy stuffed clouds! They are so cute! This is going to be perfect for my weather unit. Love your freebie too! The kids will love this!
Congrats on presenting in Vegas, what an honor!!
Tricks of the Trade in First Grade