The image is a worksheet titled
"Draw the weather", and it asks children to draw the appropriate weather conditions based on the descriptions given. There are three tasks, each with a blank space where a child should draw the weather.
Let’s go through each one:
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1. Today it's sunny
Description: "Today it's sunny"
What to draw: A bright sun, possibly smiling (as shown in the example), with clear skies. No clouds or rain.
Explanation: Since it's sunny, the sky should be mostly clear with a big, cheerful sun. You can draw a sun with rays coming out of it. The house in the picture is already drawn, so you just need to add the sun above it.
✔ Drawing suggestion: Draw a large sun with rays in the sky above the house. Make sure there are no clouds or rain.
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2. Today it's windy
Description: "Today it's windy"
What to draw: Wind effects — such as trees bending, leaves flying, or wind lines (curly lines) showing movement.
Explanation: Wind is not visible directly, but we can show its effect. Look at the example provided: a cloud with swirls coming from it, representing gusts of wind. You could also draw trees leaning or leaves blowing.
✔ Drawing suggestion: Draw swirling lines around the house or trees leaning sideways. Add some leaves or flags fluttering in the air.
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3. Today it's cloudy
Description: "Today it's cloudy"
What to draw: Clouds covering the sky. No sun or rain, just gray or white clouds.
Explanation: Cloudy means the sky is filled with clouds, blocking the sun. It might still be light outside, but the sun isn’t visible.
✔ Drawing suggestion: Draw several fluffy clouds above the house, covering the sky. Do not include the sun or rain.
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Summary of What to Draw:
| Task | Weather | What to Draw |
|------|--------|--------------|
| 1 | Sunny | A bright sun in a clear sky |
| 2 | Windy | Swirling lines or bent trees showing wind |
| 3 | Cloudy | Many clouds covering the sky |
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Since this is a drawing activity, the actual drawings aren't included here, but the instructions above explain how to complete each task correctly. Let me know if you'd like a visual description or sketch guide!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of kindergarten science weather worksheet.
