For grown-ups
Parents & Teachers
One question, no wrong answers, and the whole sky to practice on.
Why Just Cloud Shapes™?
Most questions kids hear have one right answer. This one doesn't. When you ask "what does it look like to you?", a child gets to look closely, imagine freely and explain an idea in their own words, and there's no way to get it wrong.
- Screen-free and free: all you need is a patch of sky
- Works anywhere: backyards, car rides, recess, the walk home
- Grows with them: from naming shapes to telling whole stories
Try this
Ideas for home & classroom
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The two-answer rule
Before anyone shares, everyone finds a shape. Then compare. Two different answers to the same cloud is a win.
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Cloud journal
Sketch one cloud a day and name it. By Friday you'll have a whole sky of characters to tell stories about.
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Read, then look up
Read the book aloud, then take the class outside to find their own Cloud Observation Spot.
