Free 1st Grade Weather graph Worksheets

First graders learn to observe weather daily, record data using tally marks, and organize results into a simple bar graph. They then practice reading the graph to answer questions like 'How many sunny days were there?' and 'Which type of weather happened most often?' This builds scientific habits of mind alongside foundational math skills in data and graphing.

Weather graphing is typically integrated into a Grade 1 weather unit, often as an ongoing activity throughout a month. Teachers assign students a weather journal or class weather chart, and worksheets help students summarize and analyze the data collected. The activity is common in both science and math instruction at this level.

Start a weather calendar together, each morning have your child look outside and record the weather with a tally mark in the correct column. After one or two weeks, transfer the tallies to the bar graph on the worksheet and read the results together. Reviewing the graph at the end of the month gives a satisfying sense of data collected over real time.