This page features a collection of Weather Stories for Kindergarten that introduce children to different weather phenomena through engaging narratives. The stories explore various aspects of weather, from the wind and rain to storms and snow, and offer lessons about friendship, problem-solving, and creativity.
Weather and the Elements
Some stories focus on the impact of weather on characters and the environment. In The Wind’s Work, Jan waits for wind to help him fly a kite, and when the wind arrives, it brings activity to the village. Similarly, The Wind’s Fun shows the wind causing playful chaos in a town, where it carries away a boy’s sailor hat, leading to a fun chase.
Windy the North Wind * brings winter to a valley, transforming the landscape into a snowy wonderland, while The Meeting of the Winds presents a discussion between the North and South Winds, where they learn to respect each other’s seasons. The story The Battle of the Winds also deals with wind forces, showing how Old Father Neptune helps calm the battling North and East Winds.
Storms and Rain
Several stories deal with rain and storms, and how characters react to them. In Little Johnny’s Rainy Day Adventure, Johnny embraces the rain by dancing in puddles, leading to the appearance of a rainbow. Similarly, John’s Big Adventure in the Rain features John, who enjoys his rain gear and takes part in imaginative activities during a rainy day.
Uncle Wiggily and the Thunder Storm * shows how Uncle Wiggily comforts frightened animals during a thunderstorm, while Uncle Wiggily’s Rain Storm highlights his adventures as he helps children find joy indoors during a downpour. In Let It Rain, Rose changes her perspective about rain after learning from her father how it helps plants grow.
Seasonal Changes
Stories in this section illustrate the transition between seasons. In Spring and Her Helpers, Spring enlists the help of the Sun and the Winds to rejuvenate the land, marking the change from winter to spring. Meanwhile, The Forest Friends and the January Thaw follows four friends who celebrate the snow melting in mid-January, eagerly awaiting the arrival of spring.
Snow and Winter
Some stories focus on snow and its effects on characters. In How Snowflakes Became Beautiful, hydrogen and oxygen create snowflakes to show off their beauty as they fall to the ground. The White World explores how Mr. and Mrs. Cardinal cope with the sudden snowfall, learning that the snow will eventually melt and provide food.
Teamwork and Problem Solving
A number of stories feature characters solving problems together, often related to weather challenges. The Great Ice Storm tells of a dangerous ice storm that hits a village, where residents work together to clear the roads. In Do What You Can, two raindrops help save a farmer’s corn crop by bringing rain.
Imagination over knowledge
