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Older preschool children find this activity a challenge. Prepare a sample chart and offer rulers to help children figure out how to divide paper into columns. Encourage them to think about how big to make words in each space.
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Science, math, language, and art come together when children record weather. Use words and symbols to assure that everyone can interpret the chart.
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Children learn how scientists collect and record data, skills necessary as they gather information and make decisions.
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Use a 12- by 18-inch sheet of construction paper. Write your name and Weather Chart at the top with Crayola® Construction Paper™ Crayons. Draw a line under your title.
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With a ruler, measure the paper into five columns. Draw lines to make your columns.
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At the top of each column, write the names of days, Monday through Friday. Draw another line under them.
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On each day of the week, talk with your friends about the weather. What is the temperature? Wind? Clouds? Precipitation? Use words and pictures to record observations.
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