A Little Study of Science, Storms & Weather
A 25-activity science workbook for curious young minds who are ready to think like meteorologists.
Inspired by vintage weather reports, storm maps, and scientific field journals, The Hurricane Files invites children to investigate the fascinating science behind hurricanes.
Young meteorologists will identify clouds, measure rainfall, track fictional storms, interpret weather maps, compare wind speeds, and make predictions using real scientific concepts.
But this isn't simply a workbook about weather. Each activity encourages children to observe carefully, recognize patterns, compare information, and use evidence to explain their thinking.
WHAT'S INSIDE
25 thoughtfully designed science and critical-thinking activities
Cloud identification, weather observation, and forecasting
Hurricane anatomy, storm categories, and life cycles
Storm tracking, weather maps, graphs, and measurements
Hands-on weather investigations and preparedness activities
A teacher's answer key with suggested responses and explanations
Black and white printer friendly version at the end of the study
FOR PARENTS, HOMESCHOOLERS & EDUCATORS
Designed for kindergarten through second grade, this printable workbook can be used for independent practice, guided science lessons, homeschool enrichment, or classroom activities. Children can work through the activities at their own pace, while parents and teachers use the included answer key to encourage discussion and deeper understanding.
EXTEND THE LEARNING
Pair The Hurricane Files with The Restless Earth: Hurricanes, our illustrated, teacher-guided science study, for a more complete introduction to hurricane science.
Ages 5–7 | Kindergarten–Grade 2 | 60 Pages | Printable PDF
A Little Study of Science, Storms & Weather
A 25-activity science workbook for curious young minds who are ready to think like meteorologists.
Inspired by vintage weather reports, storm maps, and scientific field journals, The Hurricane Files invites children to investigate the fascinating science behind hurricanes.
Young meteorologists will identify clouds, measure rainfall, track fictional storms, interpret weather maps, compare wind speeds, and make predictions using real scientific concepts.
But this isn't simply a workbook about weather. Each activity encourages children to observe carefully, recognize patterns, compare information, and use evidence to explain their thinking.
WHAT'S INSIDE
25 thoughtfully designed science and critical-thinking activities
Cloud identification, weather observation, and forecasting
Hurricane anatomy, storm categories, and life cycles
Storm tracking, weather maps, graphs, and measurements
Hands-on weather investigations and preparedness activities
A teacher's answer key with suggested responses and explanations
Black and white printer friendly version at the end of the study
FOR PARENTS, HOMESCHOOLERS & EDUCATORS
Designed for kindergarten through second grade, this printable workbook can be used for independent practice, guided science lessons, homeschool enrichment, or classroom activities. Children can work through the activities at their own pace, while parents and teachers use the included answer key to encourage discussion and deeper understanding.
EXTEND THE LEARNING
Pair The Hurricane Files with The Restless Earth: Hurricanes, our illustrated, teacher-guided science study, for a more complete introduction to hurricane science.
Ages 5–7 | Kindergarten–Grade 2 | 60 Pages | Printable PDF
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