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About this activity
Feelings Weather Chart helps children name emotions alongside daily weather observations. Use it for morning check-ins, rainy day reflection, or classroom-style calm corners at home. Short, visual steps suit anxious children and those who benefit from predictable routines.
Materials needed
- Paper and pencil
- Everyday household items
- Optional printable sheet
Preparation time
5-10 minutes
How to play
- 1Gather simple materials and explain the aim in one sentence.
- 2Set clear safety and quiet rules for the space you are using.
- 3Complete the main challenge together, offering help only when needed.
- 4Reflect briefly on what children noticed, enjoyed, or learned.
Learning benefits
ObservationCommunicationConfidenceCreativity
Best for
Tags
feelingsweatherwellbeingage-5indoorSEN-friendly
Seasons
all year
Occasions
morning routinequiet timewellbeing
Key stages
EYFSKS1
Weather
RainySunnyColdAny Weather
SEN-friendly note
This activity can be adapted with fewer steps, visual prompts, quieter pacing, or a clear start and finish point. Offer choices and adjust sensory input to suit the child.
Safety note
Adult supervision is recommended. Adapt the activity based on your child's age, ability, and environment.
