Let’s solve this step by step.
We need to match each weather picture on the left with the correct activity or scene on the right.
First, look at the top-left picture:
It shows a cloud blowing wind — that means it’s
windy.
On the right side, which picture goes with windy? The one with the kite flying in the air — because kites fly when it’s windy! So we draw a line from the windy cloud to the kite.
Next, the second picture on the left:
It’s a happy cloud with raindrops — that means it’s
raining.
On the right, which picture matches raining? The one with the person holding an umbrella and rain falling — yes! So we connect the rainy cloud to the umbrella scene.
Third picture on the left:
It’s snowflakes falling — that means it’s
snowing.
On the right, which picture fits snowing? The penguin wearing a scarf and standing in snow — perfect match! Connect the snowflakes to the penguin.
Last picture on the left:
It’s a smiling sun — that means it’s
sunny.
On the right, which picture is for sunny? The one with sunglasses and maybe someone enjoying the sun — yes! Connect the sun to the sunglasses.
So here are the matches:
- Windy (cloud blowing) → Kite flying
- Rainy (cloud with rain) → Umbrella
- Snowy (snowflakes) → Penguin
- Sunny (sun) → Sunglasses
Final Answer:
Draw lines as follows:
Wind cloud → Kite
Rain cloud → Umbrella
Snowflakes → Penguin
Sun → Sunglasses
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free weather worksheet for kindergarten.
