This worksheet is a "Read and Color" activity. This means there isn't one single right answer like in math. Instead, you need to read the sentences inside the clouds and color the ones that are true facts about weather.
Here is the step-by-step check for each sentence:
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"Weather is different from place to place."
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Is it true? Yes. It can be sunny in one city and raining in another city at the same time.
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Action: Color this cloud.
2.
"Weather can change in a short time."
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Is it true? Yes. The sun might be shining in the morning, but it can start raining by the afternoon.
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Action: Color this cloud.
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"Weather can be very dangerous."
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Is it true? Yes. Storms with lightning, hurricanes, or extreme heat can be dangerous.
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Action: Color this cloud.
4.
"Weather is different in each season."
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Is it true? Yes. Winter is usually cold and snowy, while summer is usually hot and sunny.
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Action: Color this cloud.
5.
"Weather determines what we can do outside."
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Is it true? Yes. If it is raining hard, you probably won't play soccer outside. If it is sunny, you might go to the park.
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Action: Color this cloud.
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"Weather determines what we can wear."
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Is it true? Yes. You wear a heavy coat when it is cold and a t-shirt when it is hot.
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Action: Color this cloud.
Since every statement on the page is a correct fact about weather, you should color all of them!
Final Answer:
Color all six clouds because every statement is a true fact about weather.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of first grade weather worksheet.
