The Weather Watchers Kit

Discover the science behind sunshine, storms, clouds, and everything in between.

Designed for ages 3 to 6, The Weather Watchers Kit invites children to become little meteorologists as they observe the weather, track daily conditions, explore seasons and temperature, and discover the science behind the world outside their window.

As children record their own weather reports, build a working circuit to power their Weather Station, track changes in the sky, and transform their kit box into a meteorologist workstation, they experience early science and STEM concepts in a way they can see, touch, and understand.

Everything is ready to use. No prep. Just meaningful learning, discovery, and plenty of opportunities to explore.

What's Inside the Kit:

A thoughtfully curated collection of hands-on materials designed to bring weather science to life:

• Weather science book
• Today’s Weather magnetic board
• Weather, temperature, season, and location magnets
• Weather Report notepad and pen
• Squishy Circuits electrical circuit kit
• Light-up Weather Station STEM activity
• Weather Watchers Lab bag
• Meteorologist badge
• Weather Station box stickers
• Tornado playdough cutter and homemade playdough
• Bonus printable resources and digital activities

Skills They'll Build:

Early Science

• Exploring weather conditions, seasons, temperature, clouds, storms, and changes in the environment while building foundational Earth science knowledge.

Observation & Weather Tracking

• Observing and recording daily weather conditions, comparing changes, and beginning to recognize patterns in the world around them. The magnetic weather board gives children a hands-on way to track weather, temperature, season, and location.

STEM & Early Engineering

• Building a simple electrical circuit with conductive playdough, wires, and a light to power their own Weather Station while exploring electricity, conductivity, cause and effect, and problem solving.

Early Math & Literacy

• Building weather vocabulary, identifying days of the week and seasons, comparing temperatures, recording observations, and communicating a daily forecast.

Critical Thinking

• Making observations, noticing patterns, asking questions, predicting weather, and connecting what they learn to the weather they experience each day.

Communication & Confidence

• Stepping into the role of a meteorologist as children use their Weather Station to organize their observations and share their very own weather report.

Fine Motor Skills

• Strengthening little hands through writing, magnets, playdough, building circuits, and other hands-on activities.