Hang your weather chart in a location where it’s easily accessible to you and your child so that you are able to use it on a daily basis. This will make it easy for your child to change their weather chart on a weekly basis. Then attach the opposite piece of velcro on your weather chart. After all the pieces have been laminated and cut out attach a piece of velcro on each of the weather pieces. I always suggest laminating projects that you will be using on a daily basis and often to help them last longer. Either laminate your weather chart and weather pieces or you can take it to your local educational store or office supply to get them laminated. Have your kiddos draw weather pictures like rain, thunderstorm, sunny, cloudy, and so on. Label each box starting with Sunday all the way to Saturday. Measure out your poster board so that all of your boxes are pretty even. 
The first thing you want to do is create your days of the week boxes.
Laminating machine or laminate at your local office store. It’s a great way to teach kids about the weather, seasons, and learning about charts. Welcome to another wonderful year with Poppins Book Nook Virtual Book Club! This months theme as you can probably already guessed is weather and we decided to help you Create Your Very Own Weather Chart! Weather charts are great for Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, and Kindergarten classrooms or homeschooling home. 
For full details, you can read my disclosures here. The best part is that you don’t need to go out and purchase an expensive weather chart! Just create something together with your kiddos that can be used on a daily basis! Affiliate links may be used in this post. Not only does this help us learn our days of the week and months of the year, but it also helps with graphing our daily weather. One of the things that the girls and I do every day is our Calendar and Weather Chart.
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