Weather
Rain, snow, sunshine, and wind—weather is full of wonder! Our Weather Box is a kids art subscription box filled with weather crafts, science, and sensory activities for little ones ages 3 to 7. Through five Montessori-inspired projects, children explore the fascinating world of weather while building creativity, fine motor skills, and confidence. Designed to be completed together, each activity invites you and your child to slow down, create, and make lasting memories—one project at a time.
Inside this month's box, you'll find all the supplies needed for five engaging weather-themed activities, including art projects, a hands-on science experiment, and a visual recipe. From a glowing sunny-day landscape to a squishy melting snowman, every project encourages curiosity, creativity, and playful learning. There's no wrong way to make these projects your own—just open the box, dive in, and enjoy the process side by side!
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Paint-Resist Rain Art Project
Discover the magic of paint-resist art! Your child draws raindrops with a white oil pastel, then watches them magically appear as watercolor washes over the page. This playful weather craft introduces a classic art technique while strengthening fine motor skills and sparking conversations about rain and the water cycle.Login to Watch Video
Sunny Day Tissue Paper Landscape
Soak up the sunshine with this bright, layered art project! Kids tear tissue paper to create a glowing sun, drip watercolors for a dreamy sky, and add trees, clouds, and birds to build a cheerful landscape all their own. Along the way, they'll strengthen hand muscles, explore color, and express their creativity through mixed media.Login to Watch Video
Twirling Wind Catcher
Watch your creation twirl in the breeze! Little ones decorate craft rolls, string colorful beads and bells, and create a whimsical wind catcher to hang outdoors or near a window. As it twirls and moves with the wind, children explore how moving air can make objects spin, sway, and dance while building hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.Login to Watch Video
Melting Snowman Science Experiment
Get ready for sensory science with Oobleck—a fascinating mixture that's part solid and part liquid! Kids build a melting snowman that holds its shape when squeezed and "melts" when released, discovering the unique properties of non-Newtonian fluids through playful, hands-on STEM learning.Login to Watch Video
Rainbow Rice Krispies Treats Visual Recipe
Whip up a batch of colorful, no-bake fun! This pre-reader-friendly visual recipe guides children through making rainbow Rice Krispies treats topped with Fruity Pebbles. As they follow each picture step, they'll build confidence, sequencing skills, and early kitchen independence while creating a delicious treat to enjoy together.
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