Weather games for kids

Talking about the weather is one of the first ways young children connect what they see outside with what they do: grab an umbrella, put on mittens, fly a kite.

In our weather games, children look at the sky, name the weather, and choose what fits. Each question is spoken and shown with a weather symbol, so even children who can’t read yet can play on their own.

Weather games

What your child learns

  • Recognizing sunny, rainy, snowy and windy weather
  • Learning the words for different kinds of weather
  • Connecting the weather to what we wear and do
  • Simple cause-and-effect thinking

Tips for parents

  • Look out of the window together each morning and name the weather.
  • Let your child pick an outfit for the day’s weather, and talk about why.
  • Look at the weather symbols in a forecast together.

More to learn

  • Colors Pop balloons to find and name colors.
  • Numbers Count friendly critters and find the number.
  • Shapes Sort flat shapes and spot 3D ones.
  • Letters Find big and little letters.