Rainy or stormy days don't have to be a disappointment for kids. While wet conditions may mean they have to stay indoors, it gives them plenty of time to learn about nature and try weather experiments for kids.
![]() Keep track of the wind with the wind wondering experiment. |
Learning how wild weather works isn't just a great way to help kids learn more about climate conditions: Knowing how thunderstorms, lightning, and high winds work can help make these conditions less scary for kids.
See below for just a few fun and educational weather experiments.
Wind Wondering
Keep track of how the wind blows in your neighborhood with this activity.
Listening to Lightning
How close is lightning striking? Here's a simple way to find out.
When It Rains, It Pours
Just how much rain comes down in a downpour? You'll know soon.
Keep reading for an activity that shows kids the mysteries of the wind.
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