Weather for an imaginary day
Give a made-up place its own weather forecast, in colors and shapes.
Give it a go
- Choose an imaginary place for the forecast: a town in a teacup, a cloud library or a planet with two suns.
- Use a few colors and shapes to show its weather. A purple circle could mean a warm breeze; the meaning is yours to decide.
- Add one thing a visitor would notice there. It could be a building, a strange umbrella or a path through the clouds.
- Give a short weather report for your invented place. Someone listening can ask what tomorrow might look like.
A question to try
What weather would a cloud library have?
Make it yours
Use only one crayon and change the size and spacing of the marks. Or let one person describe the forecast while another draws it.
When you’re finished
Return the crayons to their container, check the drawing surface and set the sheet aside. Leave any unwanted page whole for recycling or reuse.
An original AI-assisted activity suggestion, not classroom tested. An adult should choose suitable materials, supervise as needed and adapt or stop the activity to fit the people taking part.
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