Sun, rain, storms, snow, and learning sheets such as a weather wheel make up 49 printable designs, shared as weather coloring pages.
What’s Inside This Collection
Weather Symbols and Icons
Six pages use simple symbols for sun, clouds, rain, snow, and wind, including big easy shapes for preschoolers, cute icons, and funny faces.
Classroom and Learning Pages
Eleven pages work as learning sheets, including a weather wheel, a water cycle page, a cloud types page, a weather chart, a forecast presenter, a vocabulary page with labels, and a teacher with a class.
Rainy Days
Nine pages show rain, with umbrellas, a girl in the rain, two ducklings, a bear, heavy rain, and a rainy ocean.
Storms, Lightning, and Wind
Six pages cover stormy weather, with lightning and thunder, a thunderstorm, dark stormy clouds, a cute tornado, a tornado over the ocean, and strong winds.
Sunny Days
Six pages celebrate sunshine, with a cat, sunflowers, a flower scene, a happy child, and plain sunny day pages.
Seasons and Temperature
Eight pages tie weather to the seasons, with hot and cold weather, the four seasons, a snowy day, spring, a snowman, autumn, squirrels in fall, and winter.
Clouds, Rainbows, and Changing Weather
Three pages cover a cloudy sky, a magical rainbow, and a house in changing weather.
What Weather Coloring Pages Do
What does structured coloring do for children ages 2 to 7? The American Academy of Pediatrics highlights better fine motor coordination. Hand weather symbol pages to early learners; hand the water cycle and cloud type sheets to older colorists.
A 2005 Art Therapy Journal study observed measurable anxiety reductions following structured coloring activities. Simple shapes of clouds, raindrops, and sunbeams reward a colorist who takes it one section at a time.
Weather is the state of the air at a given time and place, such as sunny, rainy, windy, or snowy, and the water cycle moves water between the ground and the sky through evaporation, clouds, and rain.
How to Color Weather Pages Well
- Sunny pages: bright yellow and orange for the sun, with a lighter yellow for rays and a clear blue sky.
- Rain and clouds: soft grays and blues for rain clouds, with a darker gray on the underside to make them look heavy.
- Storms: a dark blue or purple sky makes yellow lightning stand out strongly.
- Snow and winter: pale blue shadows on white snow keep the page cool and bright.
- Rainbows: keep the bands in rainbow order, or swap in soft pastels for a gentler version.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Weather Coloring Pages
1. Spinning Weather Wheel
Color the weather wheel page, add a paper arrow attached with a brass fastener, and spin it to pick the day’s weather.
2. Daily Weather Chart
Color the symbol pages, cut out each icon, and stick one on a calendar each day to track the weather.
3. Rain Cloud Mobile
Color a rain cloud page, glue cotton to the front, and hang blue paper raindrops from it with thread.
4. Four Seasons Banner
Color the spring, summer, autumn, and winter pages and tape them in a row as a season’s banner.
5. Weather Bookmark
Start the Weather Bookmark by coloring a tall sunny or rainy page, cut a bookmark-sized strip from the middle, and round the corners with scissors and tape the edges flat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the 11 learning sheets really free?
Yes. The 11 learning sheets and the other 38 sheets download without paying, with no login involved.
Can the six storm pages be finished online?
Yes, the six storm pages run in the online coloring tool, and any computer needs nothing else.
Under what weather conditions can children color here?
The collection covers sunny, rainy, stormy, snowy, windy, and cloudy weather, plus rainbows and tornadoes.
Are there pages that teach about the water cycle?
Yes, one page shows evaporation, clouds, and rain, and it is one of 11 learning sheets in the collection.
Which weather pages work for a classroom lesson?
The 11 learning sheets include a weather wheel, a weather chart, a forecast presenter, a vocabulary page, and a teacher with a class.
Can preschoolers color some of the weather pages easily?
Yes, the six symbol and icon pages use big, simple shapes, including one made for preschoolers.
Are there seasonal weather pages?
Yes, eight pages connect weather to the seasons, from a snowy day and a snowman to spring, autumn, and winter.
Which easy projects work with weather pages in a classroom?
The colored result can serve as the Daily Weather Chart project, the Spinning Weather Wheel activity, or the Rain Cloud Mobile activity. For something different, try the Weather Bookmark or the Four Seasons Banner.
Sunshine, rain, and everything in between is covered. These 49 pages can be had for nothing, and registration never comes up. Each finished picture can be published on both Facebook and Pinterest through the share icons.
