- Recognized and identified different types of clouds
- Learned the names of different cloud formations such as cumulus, stratus, and cirrus
- Observed changes in cloud shapes and patterns over time
- Understood that clouds are made up of water vapor
- Discussed how clouds bring rain and contribute to the water cycle
- Recognized that clouds can block sunlight and create shade
- Understood that clouds move across the sky
Continued Development Tips: Encourage further development of the child's understanding of clouds and weather by:
- Reading books or watching videos about clouds and weather
- Encouraging the child to draw or paint different types of clouds
- Engaging in discussions about how weather changes affect cloud formation
- Exploring other elements of the water cycle such as evaporation and condensation
- Going on nature walks and observing how clouds change throughout the day