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Weather Coloring Pages for Kids

Explore sunny skies, rainy days, thunderstorms, and the changing weather through coloring.

Choose a weather picture

Reading: Lower Elementary
Black and white line art illustration of a smiling sun and friendly rain cloud above a small plant sprout growing in soil.
Sun and Rain Help Plants Grow Coloring Page
Discover how sunlight and water work together with this printable Sun and Rain coloring page and accompanying science reading passage for young learners.
Reading: Upper Elementary
Black and white line art illustration of a DIY rain gauge made from a recycled plastic bottle with measurement markings.
Build Your Own Rain Gauge Coloring Page
Learn how to track weather patterns by crafting a simple rain gauge from a recycled plastic bottle! Download and print this educational coloring page featuring a full reading passage for elementary students.
Reading: Upper Elementary
Black and white line art coloring page illustrating a lightning bolt flashing in a storm sky alongside sound wave lines representing thunder.
Science of Lightning and Thunder Coloring Page
Explore how light and sound travel during a storm with this printable coloring page and science reading activity. Perfect for upper elementary students discovering why lightning flashes before thunder rumbles.
Reading: Middle School
Black and white line art coloring page depicting a meteorologist character launching a weather balloon and box kite near an observatory.
Abbott Lawrence Rotch and Early Weather Balloons Coloring Page
Explore the origins of modern meteorology with this printable coloring page featuring pioneer Abbott Lawrence Rotch. Middle school students can learn about early weather balloons and box kites while bringing atmospheric history to life.
Reading: Middle School
Black and white line art depicting students observing a rain gauge and anemometer at a school outdoor weather station.
Outdoor Weather Station Coloring Page
Engage your middle school students with this printable weather station coloring page and educational reading passage. It is a fantastic tool to explore meteorology, data literacy, and hands-on science directly from the classroom or home.

Connect the picture to today

Ask children what the weather looks like outside. Compare it with a picture and name something they would observe, such as clouds or rainfall.

Explore how weather is measured

The collection includes a rain gauge, weather balloon, and school weather station. Preview the related text before using a picture in a science lesson.

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