Learn the weather, get ready!
A Science learning game for primary school, Grade 1 to Grade 6
Little Weather Watcher is a science game about weather and nature for primary school, grade 1 through grade 6. An animated scene sits at the top of the screen — a sky, a seasonal tree, a thermometer, a weather calendar or a chart — and the child picks the right card based on it. In some rounds, they dress a figure for the weather, or arrange the seasons in order.
The Android app is on Cafe Bazaar and Myket, Iran's app stores. Anywhere else, play the online version in any browser.
Little Weather Watcher is part of the Nikipoo School app, alongside 85 other games. The game is in Persian.
Little Weather Watcher teaches the child to draw a conclusion from cues in their surroundings. An animated scene sits at the top — a rainy sky, an autumn tree, a thermometer or a weather calendar — and the child reads it to say what the weather is like, which season it is, or what happens to water. In grade 1, they dress a figure with the right clothes and umbrella; in grade 2, they arrange the seasons in order; and in higher grades they move on to the three states of water, temperature in degrees, the water cycle, heat transfer, lightning, and wind and solar energy.
The child has to tell from dark clouds and drops that rain is coming, or from bare branches and snow that it's winter. This is inference: reaching something unstated from what's observed — a skill also at work in understanding a story and solving problems.
From grade 2, a weather calendar and a picture chart enter the game: how many sunny days were there? which weather was most common? The child gets their first experience reading data on a familiar topic and sees that counting and comparing matter in science too, not just in a math notebook.
In the dress-the-figure rounds, the child picks a hat and gloves for a snowy day, a sun hat for strong sunlight, and a safe spot for a thunderstorm. Scientific knowledge here turns directly into a decision about caring for themselves — a bridge from knowing to doing.
The order of the seasons, water freezing and turning to steam, and the cycle of evaporation, condensation and rainfall show that nature keeps changing but its changes follow a pattern. If the child can't find the right card, after two tries that same card gently pulses so they can tap it themselves and carry on with a feeling of success.
A tip for parentsFor a week, look out the window with your child every morning and record it in a simple chart with a small drawing: sunny, cloudy or rainy. At the end of the week, count together which weather came up most, and let the child report the result to the rest of the family.
Level titles are listed in the order the child plays them — from easy to hard, following the school textbook.
Grade 131 levels
Grade 231 levels
Grade 336 levels
Grade 436 levels
Grade 535 levels
Grade 635 levels
Five Senses Island
Guide the magic orb to the right guardian!
My Body, My Plant
Learn body and plant parts on a picture
Question Lab
Science questions from each grade's textbook
Living Things Basket
Sort things into groups
Sky Journey
Move the sun and moon across the sky!
Daily 10: Science
Ten science questions every day
Little Explorer
Find it with a magnifying glass!
Nature Pairs
Find the matching nature pairs
Open Nikipoo School — Little Weather Watcher and 85 other games are waiting for you.
The Android app is on Cafe Bazaar and Myket, Iran's app stores. Anywhere else, play the online version in any browser.
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