Fun wind sock craft made from a few simple supplies. Learn with the kids how to make a windsock with colorful paper and simple craft supplies.

Teach little kids about Physics with this quick & easy Wind Painting for Kids Process Art Activity. Get creative with your preschoolers and kindergartners using things that you already have around the house. You’re definitely not going to want to miss it! #processart #preschool #wind #weather

EASY-to-make windsock craft for kids to make as they celebrate the arival of spring! This wind sock project is pretty and easy for kids!

Find things around your class/house and test them out by blowing on them.

Read “The Wind Blew” by Pat Hutchins I just discovered Pat Hutchins’ books this fall and love them. This is a cute story about the mischievous wind that blows away items one by one. I love how the illustrations makes it actually feel like the wind is blowing! Print the page above on lightweight paper and cut out. These are all of the items the wind blows away in the book. Turn on a fan and let the kids feel the wind. I always have to remind my kids to keep their fingers away from the fan…

This craft is great for kids and only requires a paper cup! It creates a fun windmill fan toy that will keep them entertained for a long time. All they need to do is follow the instructions and they can easily make it with minimal materials. This craft is a blast for kids to make! […]

Crazy weather may keep us inside, but is great inspiration for reading about the wind and then creating some windy day hair paintings with straws.

You can answer the question "Who has seen the wind?"when you try these cool science experiments with a pinwheel. A free printable pinwheel is available.