Weather Station and Science Lab Dramatic Play
Use this weather theme dramatic play set to set up a pretend play weather station or weather science research lab for preschool and pre-k.
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All Preschool Teacher 101 Dramatic Play Packs Include:
- Teaching Tips and Tools
- Tips for setting up
- Ideas for introducing the theme
- Supply list
- “What are the children learning?” information
- Labels and Signs
- Character Badges
- Pretend Play Prompts
- Additional Student Tools
- Materials provided in color and black & white
This 207-page weather station dramatic play pack includes the following printables:
1) If the Weather Is… (3 versions, in color and b/w)
2) “How To” Sequencing Prompts (3 versions, in color and b/w)
3) Season Mats (2 versions)
4) Character Badges (in color and b/w)
5) Weather Journal (in color and b/w)
6) Labels (in color and b/w)
7) Weather Maps (2 versions, in color and b/w)
8) Weather Cards (in color and b/w)
9) Schedules (in color and b/w)
10) Welcome Signs (in color and b/w)
11) Additional Signs (in color and b/w)
12) Thermometer (in color and b/w)
13) Today’s Weather (in color and b/w)
14) Record the Precipitation (in color and b/w)
15) Weekly Forecast (in color and b/w)
16) Pretend Play Prompts (in color and b/w)
17) Real Photos
The students enjoyed playing with the materials in this resource as they learned about weather.
Stacy C. via TpT
Great product! The students enjoyed using these materials during our summer weather unit. It did a great job of tying all of our learning centers together in the classroom.
Amy B. via TpT
My little meteorologists were very engage using this dramatic play center. I sent pictures to the parents and they were aww. The students keep talking about this.
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Many of our resources address a wide range of topics. This way we can help you cover many skills in an efficient way that is still fun and engaging for children. In this section we’ve listed the key skills, not necessarily all of them.
The skills taught in this product include:
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- When you go to print, choose “Advanced” in the box that pops up.
- Then click “Print as Image” near the top.
If you’re printing from a Mac, and the above suggestions don’t work, try this:
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- Click and hold.
- Press Control.
- Choose Open With Adobe.
- What if it says I need a password to open or print the PDF files I purchased?
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