☀️ Part 1: Weather Types

1. Circle the weather types you have seen before:

Sunny

Rainy

Cloudy

Windy

Snowy

2. What is weather?

What the air outside feels and looks like

Only when it rains

Something that never changes

🌤️ Part 2: Today's Weather Observation

3. Look outside the window. What is the weather like today? Draw what you see:

4. Fill in the blanks about today's weather:

Today the sky is _____________ and it feels _____________.

I can see _____________ outside.

5. How does today's weather make you feel?

🌈 Part 3: Weather and Our Lives

6. Match the weather type with what you might wear:

1. Sunny day

2. Rainy day

3. Cold day

A. Raincoat and gumboots

B. Warm jacket and hat

C. T-shirt and shorts

7. What activities do you like to do in different weather? Check all that apply:

On sunny days:

Play outside

Go to the beach

Have a picnic

On rainy days:

Read books inside

Jump in puddles

Watch the rain

🔍 Part 4: Weather Words and Reflection

8. Circle the best word to describe each type of weather:

When it's sunny: bright / dark / wet

When it's rainy: dry / wet / hot

When it's windy: still / moving / quiet

When it's cloudy: clear / grey / bright

9. Why is weather important? Write or draw your answer:

10. What is one new thing you learned about weather today?

11. Draw your favourite type of weather and write why you like it:

I like this weather because: _________________________________

Weather Observation and Types

Weather Observation and Types

☀️ Part 1: Weather Types

🌤️ Part 2: Today's Weather Observation

🌈 Part 3: Weather and Our Lives

🔍 Part 4: Weather Words and Reflection

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