The worksheet asks you to draw pictures for five different types of weather. Let's look at what has been drawn in each box to see if it matches the words.
Step 1: Check Box 1 ("Today it's sunny")
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Task: Draw a sun.
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Drawing: There is a big yellow sun with orange rays and a smiley face. There is also a house colored in.
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Result: This is correct. It shows a sunny day.
Step 2: Check Box 2 ("Today it's windy")
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Task: Show wind.
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Drawing: There are swirl lines (like little tornadoes) and a cloud that looks like it is being blown away.
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Result: This is correct. Swirls are a great way to draw wind.
Step 3: Check Box 3 ("Today it's cloudy")
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Task: Draw clouds.
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Drawing: There is a large blue cloud with a face.
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Result: This is correct. It clearly shows a cloudy sky.
Step 4: Check Box 4 ("Today it's rainy")
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Task: Show rain.
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Drawing: There is a cloud with straight lines falling down from it onto the house.
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Result: This is correct. The lines represent raindrops falling.
Step 5: Check Box 5 ("Today it's snowy")
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Task: Show snow.
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Drawing: There is a cloud with many small dots or circles falling down.
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Result: This is correct. The small dots look like snowflakes.
Conclusion:
All the drawings match the weather words written above them. The student did a great job illustrating sunny, windy, cloudy, rainy, and snowy weather!
Final Answer:
The homework is completed correctly. Each box contains a drawing that matches the weather description:
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Sunny: A bright sun is drawn.
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Windy: Swirl lines show the wind blowing.
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Cloudy: A big cloud is drawn.
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Rainy: Lines falling from a cloud show rain.
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Snowy: Small dots falling from a cloud show snow.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of the wind and the sun fable worksheet.
