Weather data helps us understand the world around us. It includes information about temperature, rainfall, and wind. Today, we'll create a simple weather chart to track the weather for one week. Are you ready for your project?

For this activity, you'll need a piece of paper, a ruler, colored pencils or crayons, and a pencil. Gather all your materials before you start creating your weather chart.

1. Place your paper on a flat surface, like a table or desk.

2. With your pencil and ruler, draw a large rectangle on the paper. This will be the outline of your weather chart.

3. Now, divide the rectangle into 7 equal columns. To do this, use your ruler to measure the width of the rectangle and divide it by 7. Draw vertical lines to create the columns.

4. At the top of each column, write the days of the week. Start with Monday in the first column and continue to Sunday in the last column.

5. Make sure your chart is neat and easy to read. You can ask an adult for help if needed.

Now, let's add some weather symbols to our chart. For each day, draw a symbol that represents the weather on that day. Here's a guide to help you:

• For sunny days, draw a circle with lines coming out of it, like rays of sunshine.
• For cloudy days, draw a fluffy cloud shape by making a series of connected curves.
• For rainy days, draw a cloud and add some straight lines coming down from it to represent raindrops.
• For snowy days, draw a cloud and add small asterisks (*) or snowflake shapes below it to represent snowflakes.

Remember to draw the symbols in the correct box for each day on your chart. This will help you track the weather conditions for the entire week.

Use your colored pencils or crayons to color your weather symbols and make your chart look bright and beautiful. You can use different colors for each type of weather to make it easy to understand.