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Because Learning Starts with Love — and Connection Comes First

At WxKids, we believe the most powerful classroom is the space between a parent and a child. That space is built on trust, curiosity, and presence — not perfection. Unlike traditional apps that focus on memorization modules, WxKids builds connection-first learning experiences. Here are seven ways — and reasons — why connection matters more than just worksheets.


🌟 1. Pause Before You Teach

Why it matters: Connection begins when a child feels seen. Recognizing their mood and presence sets the stage for deeper learning than any module ever could.

Tip: Take 10 seconds to really look at your child. A soft smile or “I love doing this with you” changes everything.


🌤 2. Share a Wonder Together

Why it matters: Wonder sparks curiosity. When parents ask “Why do you think that’s happening?” it builds critical thinking, not just rote answers.

WxKids Difference: Real-time weather makes wonder part of every day — clouds, rainbows, sunlight, shadows.


🧏 3. Listen Without the Fix

Why it matters: Kids need validation more than quick answers. Listening teaches empathy and builds trust.

In WxKids: Reflection prompts encourage listening and responding, not just checking the “right answer.”


🤲 4. Make Something Together

Why it matters: Co-creation builds closeness. Worksheets isolate; projects bond.

Try: Weather journals, cloud drawings, or DIY experiments. In WxKids, we celebrate process, not perfection.


🎧 5. Create a Shared Ritual

Why it matters: Rituals give kids rhythm, comfort, and safety. Unlike screen modules, rituals create family culture.

WxKids Ideas: Look out the window every morning together. Ask: “What did the clouds teach you today?” at dinner.


💬 6. Let Them Be the Teacher Sometimes

Why it matters: When kids teach, they build confidence and creativity. That’s how thinkers — not memorizers — are raised.

WxKids Feature: Kids explain weather changes, predict forecasts, and guide family activities.


❤️ 7. End with Affection and Appreciation

Why it matters: Positive closure makes lessons memorable. The words parents choose echo longer than any online module.

Say: “I loved learning with you.” “You ask the best questions.”


🌈 Why WxKids Is Unique

Other programs drill modules indoors. WxKids uses the living weather outside your window as the ultimate classroom.

Weather is real-time data that makes every day different.

Weather is hands-on, not just screens.

Weather builds resilient thinkers who can forecast, plan, and adapt — the top skills the World Economic Forum says kids need in the next decade.

Start Today - See the Forecast Tomorrow!

Feeling Lost on What or How to Teach?

BUT
Want to Raise Your Child to be Resilient, Curious, and a "Thinker"

We help identify the students passion and teach using the Weather to connect FIRST and THEN Teach. 

For Example: Your student loves photography. We will teach through Weather Photography key lessons about all the core subjects of STEM

Full Access

$99.99/yr

Get access to all grade sets and resources for a single student

was $299/yr

  • Weekly Weather Lessons – Stories + printables tied to your local forecast with Games, Music, and Videos to help teach that lesson. 
  • On‑Call Tutoring – Text a real tutor with questions anytime
  • Hands‑on Science + STEM Fun – Experiments and activities to spark curiosity
  • Parent/Educator Guide - So You Answer Questions like a Pro! 

Extras

  • Educators Community to discuss your journey with others doing the same.
  • Virtual Events and Student Presentations to build communication skills
  • All Access to WxFriends, Wxlings & More
Join Now!

Weather is YOUR Perfect Teaching Tool! 

 

Connect with your student A special discount of $99/year (Usually $299/yr). 

 Why it Works? 

Weather isn’t just something we talk about—it’s something we feel, observe, measure, and imagine. WxKids uses everyday weather to:

  • Build vocabulary and early literacy with things they can see and feel

  • Encourage real-world science and data thinking

  • Spark creativity and storytelling

  • Help kids move, notice, and reflect on the world around them

This is Fun! Not like School because they can see what they are learning in real-time!

Created and Maintained by the National Weather Museum and Science Center