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Let’s go step by step to solve this worksheet.

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Part 1: What is the weather like?

We need to match each picture with the correct sentence that describes it. Each picture has four options — only one is right.

Let’s look at each image and pick the best description:

Top row (left to right):

1. Rain + umbrella → It’s raining
2. Cloud blowing wind → It’s windy
3. Snowman + snowflakes → It’s snowing
4. Smiling sun → It’s sunny

✔ So we check:
- Picture 1: “It’s raining” ✔️
- Picture 2: “It’s windy” ✔️
- Picture 3: “It’s snowing” ✔️
- Picture 4: “It’s sunny” ✔️

Bottom row (left to right):

5. Lightning bolt + cloud → It’s stormy (or lightning, but “stormy” fits better here since there’s no “lightning” option alone — wait, actually “It’s lightning” is an option! Let’s check again.)

Wait — let’s read the options carefully for each:

Picture 5: Lightning + dark cloud
Options:
☐ It’s sunny
☐ It’s stormy ← YES, this matches best
☐ It’s raining
☐ It’s snowing

Actually, “It’s stormy” is the best fit because storms often have lightning.

But hold on — in some versions, “It’s lightning” might be acceptable. But looking at the given choices, “It’s stormy” is listed and makes sense.

Wait — let me double-check the original image text you provided:

For Picture 5 (lightning), the options are:
☐ It’s sunny
☐ It’s stormy
☐ It’s raining
☐ It’s snowing

So yes — “It’s stormy” is correct.

6. Dark clouds → Options:
☐ It’s sunny
☐ It’s cloudy ← YES
☐ It’s lightning
☐ It’s snowing

→ “It’s cloudy” ✔️

7. Rainbow → Options:
☐ It’s sunny
☐ It’s windy
☐ It’s rainbow ← This is grammatically odd, but it’s the only one that mentions rainbow. Probably meant to say “There’s a rainbow,” but since it’s written as “It’s rainbow,” we’ll go with it.
☐ It’s snowing

Hmm… “It’s rainbow” isn’t standard English, but among the choices, it’s the only one related. Maybe it’s a typo and should be “It’s rainy” or something else? Wait — rainbows usually appear after rain when the sun comes out. But none of the other options fit. Since “It’s rainbow” is listed, and it’s the only one mentioning rainbow, we’ll select it.

Actually — let’s think: In many worksheets, they use “It’s rainbow” informally to mean “There is a rainbow.” So we’ll go with that.

8. Sun + thermometer showing high temp → Options:
☐ It’s hot ← YES
☐ It’s windy
☐ It’s raining
☐ It’s snowing

→ “It’s hot” ✔️

So summarizing Part 1 answers:

Row 1:
- Rain/umbrella → It’s raining
- Wind/cloud → It’s windy
- Snowman → It’s snowing
- Sun → It’s sunny

Row 2:
- Lightning → It’s stormy
- Dark clouds → It’s cloudy
- Rainbow → It’s rainbow *(even though grammar is off, it’s the only matching choice)*
- Sun + thermometer → It’s hot

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Part 2: Complete the sentences

We have 4 pictures, and for each, we write:

“It is ________. I need my ________.”

Let’s do them one by one.

1. Sun shining brightly → Weather: sunny → What do you need? Sunglasses or hat? Most common answer: sunglasses
→ “It is sunny. I need my sunglasses.”

2. Rain falling from cloud → Weather: raining → Need: umbrella or raincoat
→ “It is raining. I need my umbrella.” *(most typical school answer)*

3. Wind blowing leaves/hair → Weather: windy → Need: jacket or scarf? Or maybe just “coat”
But commonly: “I need my jacket” or “I need my coat”
Let’s go with “jacket” — it’s simple and common.

4. Snowflake → Weather: snowing → Need: gloves, hat, scarf, boots
Most common: “gloves” or “coat”
Let’s pick “gloves” — specific to cold/snow.

Alternatively, sometimes they expect “boots” or “scarf”, but “gloves” is fine.

To keep it consistent and simple:

- Sunny → sunglasses
- Raining → umbrella
- Windy → jacket
- Snowing → gloves

These are all logical and age-appropriate.

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Final Answer:

Part 1 Answers (check the correct box for each picture):

Top Row:
- First picture (rain + umbrella): ☑ It’s raining
- Second picture (windy cloud): ☑ It’s windy
- Third picture (snowman): ☑ It’s snowing
- Fourth picture (sun): ☑ It’s sunny

Bottom Row:
- Fifth picture (lightning): ☑ It’s stormy
- Sixth picture (dark clouds): ☑ It’s cloudy
- Seventh picture (rainbow): ☑ It’s rainbow
- Eighth picture (sun + thermometer): ☑ It’s hot

Part 2 Completed Sentences:

1. It is sunny. I need my sunglasses.
2. It is raining. I need my umbrella.
3. It is windy. I need my jacket.
4. It is snowing. I need my gloves.