FREE Printable Daily Weather Graph

📝 This post , Free Weather Graph, was originally published in 2015 and has been updated with new information and resources.

Tracking the weather is one of the most engaging and practical math activities you can do with young learners! This free printable daily weather graph is perfect for Pre-K, Kindergarten and First Grade classrooms — and it looks great on your math wall too!

Why We Created This Weather Graph

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Our school’s math program came with a weather graph, but honestly? It was unattractive and not very practical for our classroom. So my teaching partner and I decided to create our own — one that actually worked for our students AND looked nice enough to display proudly!

How to Use the Daily Graph

Using this weather graph couldn’t be simpler:

Print and laminate the graph
Each day, have children color in the appropriate weather box
At the end of the month, read and discuss the data together!

Need a bigger graph? Simply print two pages and glue them together to accommodate more days!

What Kids Learn from a Daily Weather Graph

This simple daily activity teaches so much:

Graphing and data collection
Weather vocabulary (sunny, cloudy, rainy, snowy, windy)
Counting and comparing numbers
Reading and interpreting graphs
Daily calendar and math routine skills

Tips for Using This Weather Graph in Your Classroom

Laminate it so kids can use dry erase markers instead of coloring
Make it part of your morning meeting or calendar time
Use it as a jumping off point for graphing discussions — which weather happened most? Least?
Send a copy home for families to use too!