2nd Grade Science
Exploring life cycles, weather patterns, and basic scientific inquiry for second grade students.
Practical Applications
Making a Weather Chart
Track the Weather Like a Scientist
Keeping a weather chart helps you see how weather changes over days and weeks.
What You Need
- Paper or a notebook
- Markers or crayons
- Ruler
How To Do It
- Draw a chart with days of the week at the top.
- Each day, draw a picture or write words for the weather (sunny, rainy, cloudy, etc.).
- After a week, look for patterns. Was it sunny more than rainy?
Why It's Useful
You’ll get better at predicting what to wear, and you’ll learn how scientists collect information.
Examples
Drawing clouds, raindrops, or suns each day on your chart.
Noticing that Wednesdays are often windy in your town.