Let's solve the problem step by step based on the information in the worksheet.
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Step 1: Understand the temperatures for each day
From the image, we have the following temperatures:
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Monday: 95°F
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Tuesday: 92°F
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Wednesday: 89°F
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Thursday: 89°F
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Friday: 75°F
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Step 2: Answer the questions
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1. Which day was the warmest?
Look for the highest temperature:
- 95°F (Monday) is the highest.
✔ Answer: Monday
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2. Which day was the coolest?
Look for the lowest temperature:
- 75°F (Friday) is the lowest.
✔ Answer: Friday
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3. Which day was hotter, Tuesday or Friday?
Compare:
- Tuesday: 92°F
- Friday: 75°F
92°F > 75°F → Tuesday is hotter.
✔ Answer: Tuesday
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4. What would you wear on Monday?
Monday is 95°F — very hot! You'd want to wear light, breathable clothing like shorts, a t-shirt, or a tank top.
✔ Answer: Light clothes like a t-shirt and shorts (or similar)
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5. What season do you think this week is in?
Temperatures are high (75°F to 95°F), which suggests
summer.
✔ Answer: Summer
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
Monday
2.
Friday
3.
Tuesday
4.
Light clothes like a t-shirt and shorts
5.
Summer
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This is a great example of using real-world data (temperature) to practice comparing numbers and making logical conclusions!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of telling temperature worksheet grade 2.
