To figure out which clothes to circle, we need to think about what keeps us warm and dry when playing in the snow. Snow is cold and wet, so we need thick layers and waterproof items.
Let's look at each item one by one:
1.
Scarf: This goes around your neck to keep it warm.
Yes, you wear this in winter.
2.
Hat (with pom-pom): This keeps your head and ears warm.
Yes, you wear this in winter.
3.
Shorts: These are for hot weather like summer. Your legs would get very cold in the snow!
No, do not circle this.
4.
Winter Coat/Jacket: This is a thick outer layer to keep your whole body warm.
Yes, you definitely wear this.
5.
Boots: These cover your feet and ankles to keep them dry and warm in the snow.
Yes, you wear these.
6.
T-shirt: This is thin and usually worn in warmer weather or under other clothes. By itself, it is not enough for playing in the snow.
No, do not circle this.
7.
Mittens: These keep your hands warm. They are better than gloves for small kids because they keep fingers together.
Yes, you wear these.
8.
Tank Top/Sleeveless Shirt: This has no sleeves and is for very hot weather.
No, do not circle this.
So, the items you should circle are the ones that protect you from the cold and wet snow.
Final Answer:
You should circle the following items:
* The
scarf
* The
hat
* The
winter coat/jacket
* The
boots
* The
mittens
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of dressing for the weather worksheet.