Let’s think about what clothes you’d change or take off depending on the weather.
First, imagine the sun goes behind a cloud and it gets cold.
→ You’d want to put on something warm — like a jacket, sweater, hoodie, or even a hat and gloves if it’s really chilly. Maybe you’d also pull up your pants or wear longer sleeves.
Next, if the sun comes out and it gets warm…
→ You’d probably take off that jacket or sweater. Maybe roll up your sleeves, switch to shorts, or take off your hat. You might even kick off heavy shoes for sandals!
And if it starts to rain?
→ You’d grab a raincoat or umbrella. Maybe put on waterproof boots or a hooded jacket. You wouldn’t want to get soaked!
So here’s how you can fill in each box:
If the sun went behind a cloud and it got cold:
Put on a jacket, sweater, or hoodie. Maybe add a scarf or gloves.
If the sun came out and it got warm:
Take off your jacket. Roll up sleeves. Wear shorts or lighter clothes.
If it started to rain:
Put on a raincoat, use an umbrella, wear waterproof shoes.
You can draw these things too — like a kid putting on a coat, taking off a hat, or holding an umbrella!
Final Answer:
- When it gets cold: Put on warm clothes (jacket, sweater, hat).
- When it gets warm: Take off layers (remove jacket, wear shorts).
- When it rains: Wear rain gear (raincoat, umbrella, boots).
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of dressing for the weather worksheet.
