Then, you need the Adafruit CC3000 breakout board to make the WiFi communication, and the DHT11 temperature & humidity sensor (you can also use the DHT22 or the AM2302 sensors which are almost identical to wire up but higher quality). You also need a 10K Ohm resistor to be used with the DHT sensor.
Finally, you need a breadboard and some jumper wires to make the connections between the different parts.
DHT11 sensor
The DHT sensor is quite easy to connect: just plug the pin number 1 to the Arduino’s 5V, pin number 4 to GND, and pin number 2 to Arduino pin 7. Finally, put the 10K resistor between the sensor pins number 1 and 2.
CC3000 Breakout Board
The hardware configuration of the CC3000 breakout board is relatively easy. Connect the IRQ pin of the CC3000 board to pin number 3 of the Arduino board, VBAT to pin 5, and CS to pin 10.Then, you need to connect the SPI pins of the board to the corresponding pins on the Arduino board: MOSI, MISO, and CLK go to pins 11,12, and 13, respectively.
Finally, you have to take care of the power supply: Vin goes to the Arduino 5V, and GND to GND.