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Winter Weather Unit – Forms of Precipitation
$5.00
Your students will enjoy this cross-curricular resource, Winter Weather Unit – Forms of Precipitation, as they learn about the different forms of precipitation and related vocabulary! Students will be engaged in vocabulary work, spelling, handwriting, sentence identification, comparing / contrasting and more.
16 weather-related vocabulary words: precipitation, rain, drizzle, freezing rain, snow, sleet, hail, atmosphere, moisture, droplets, snowflake icy, crystals, frozen, updraft, and evaporation.
In this resource, you get:
- Word Wall cards
- Types of Precipitation Posters
- Weather Worksheets (both Language Arts & Science)
- Precipitation Mini-Book
- Puzzles
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