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## Part 1: Fill in the blanks based on the weekly forecast
Look at the pictures for each day:
- Monday: Child holding an umbrella under rain → Rainy
- Tuesday: Child holding an umbrella under clouds (no rain shown, but cloudy) → Cloudy *(Note: The image shows clouds and a child with umbrella — likely implying overcast or drizzly weather. Since “Rainy” is already used for Monday, and “Cloudy” is listed in Autumn, it fits here. Alternatively, “Wet” or “Overcast” could work, but “Cloudy” is most accurate from visuals.)*
- Wednesday: Child raking leaves → Windy or Autumnal → Best fit: Windy (leaves blowing)
- Thursday: Bright sun, child fanning herself → Hot and/or Sunny → Best fit: Sunny (also hot, but “Sunny” is more visually direct)
- Friday: Girl sitting on bench with breeze blowing hair → Breezy or Mild → Best fit: Breezy
✔ Filled Blanks:
> On Monday the weather will be rainy.
> On Tuesday the weather will be cloudy.
> On Wednesday the weather will be windy.
> On Thursday the weather will be sunny.
> On Friday the weather will be breezy.
*(Note: “Wet” could also fit Tuesday if you interpret the puddles, but “Cloudy” is safer as no raindrops are visible. “Cool” or “Mild” might also fit Friday, but “Breezy” matches the wind symbol.)*
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## Part 2: True (T) or False (F)
Let’s evaluate each statement based on the images and general knowledge:
1. The weather is snowy and freezing on Monday. → ✘ *False* — It’s raining, not snowing. Snow is winter.
→ F
2. It is sunny and warm on Thursday. → ✔ *True* — Sun is shining, child is fanning herself → likely warm and sunny.
→ T
3. You should take your umbrella on Monday. → ✔ *True* — It’s raining!
→ T
4. It will be foggy on Friday. → ✘ *False* — No fog shown; it’s breezy and clear.
→ F
5. It isn’t cloudy and wet on Tuesday. → ✘ *False* — It IS cloudy (and possibly wet — puddles under feet). So saying “it isn’t” is false.
→ F
6. You shouldn’t wear thin clothes on Thursday. → ✘ *False* — It’s sunny and hot → you SHOULD wear thin clothes. Saying “shouldn’t” is wrong.
→ F
7. Children make snowman in Winter. → ✔ *True* — Common winter activity, and “Snowy” is listed under Winter.
→ T
8. It is stormy on Thursday. → ✘ *False* — It’s sunny, not stormy. Stormy = thunder, lightning, heavy rain.
→ F
✔ Answers:
> The weather is snowy and freezing on Monday. → F
> It is sunny and warm on Thursday. → T
> You should take your umbrella on Monday. → T
> It will be foggy on Friday. → F
> It isn’t cloudy and wet on Tuesday. → F
> You shouldn’t wear thin clothes on Thursday. → F
> Children make snowman in Winter. → T
> It is stormy on Thursday. → F
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## Part 3: Fill in the seasonal weather descriptions
Use the boxes at the top labeled SPRING, SUMMER, AUTUMN, WINTER.
From the Summer box: *Hot, Sunny, Hailing (sometimes), Breezy at nights, Dry*
→ Choose 2 common ones: hot and sunny
From Winter box: *Cold, Freezing, Snowy, Chilly, Muggy, Frosty, Flurry*
→ Choose 2: cold and snowy
Spring box: *Rainy, Warm, Cool at nights, Wet, Sunny, Humid, Misty*
→ Choose 2: rainy and warm
Autumn box: *Windy, Stormy, Cloudy, Foggy, Hazy, Mild, Drizzling*
→ Choose 3: windy, cloudy, and mild
✔ Filled Circle:
> In Summers the weather is usually hot, sunny and dry.
> But in Winters the weather is usually cold, snowy and freezing.
> In Spring it is usually rainy and warm.
> In Autumn it is windy, cloudy and mild.
*(Note: You can choose any 2–3 words per season from their respective lists — these are the most typical.)*
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## ✔ Final Answers Summary:
- Monday: rainy
- Tuesday: cloudy
- Wednesday: windy
- Thursday: sunny
- Friday: breezy
1. F
2. T
3. T
4. F
5. F
6. F
7. T
8. F
> In Summers the weather is usually hot, sunny and dry.
> But in Winters the weather is usually cold, snowy and freezing.
> In Spring it is usually rainy and warm.
> In Autumn it is windy, cloudy and mild.
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✔ All tasks completed! This worksheet helps students match weather visuals to vocabulary and understand seasonal patterns. Great for ESL or elementary science classes!
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## Part 1: Fill in the blanks based on the weekly forecast
Look at the pictures for each day:
- Monday: Child holding an umbrella under rain → Rainy
- Tuesday: Child holding an umbrella under clouds (no rain shown, but cloudy) → Cloudy *(Note: The image shows clouds and a child with umbrella — likely implying overcast or drizzly weather. Since “Rainy” is already used for Monday, and “Cloudy” is listed in Autumn, it fits here. Alternatively, “Wet” or “Overcast” could work, but “Cloudy” is most accurate from visuals.)*
- Wednesday: Child raking leaves → Windy or Autumnal → Best fit: Windy (leaves blowing)
- Thursday: Bright sun, child fanning herself → Hot and/or Sunny → Best fit: Sunny (also hot, but “Sunny” is more visually direct)
- Friday: Girl sitting on bench with breeze blowing hair → Breezy or Mild → Best fit: Breezy
✔ Filled Blanks:
> On Monday the weather will be rainy.
> On Tuesday the weather will be cloudy.
> On Wednesday the weather will be windy.
> On Thursday the weather will be sunny.
> On Friday the weather will be breezy.
*(Note: “Wet” could also fit Tuesday if you interpret the puddles, but “Cloudy” is safer as no raindrops are visible. “Cool” or “Mild” might also fit Friday, but “Breezy” matches the wind symbol.)*
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## Part 2: True (T) or False (F)
Let’s evaluate each statement based on the images and general knowledge:
1. The weather is snowy and freezing on Monday. → ✘ *False* — It’s raining, not snowing. Snow is winter.
→ F
2. It is sunny and warm on Thursday. → ✔ *True* — Sun is shining, child is fanning herself → likely warm and sunny.
→ T
3. You should take your umbrella on Monday. → ✔ *True* — It’s raining!
→ T
4. It will be foggy on Friday. → ✘ *False* — No fog shown; it’s breezy and clear.
→ F
5. It isn’t cloudy and wet on Tuesday. → ✘ *False* — It IS cloudy (and possibly wet — puddles under feet). So saying “it isn’t” is false.
→ F
6. You shouldn’t wear thin clothes on Thursday. → ✘ *False* — It’s sunny and hot → you SHOULD wear thin clothes. Saying “shouldn’t” is wrong.
→ F
7. Children make snowman in Winter. → ✔ *True* — Common winter activity, and “Snowy” is listed under Winter.
→ T
8. It is stormy on Thursday. → ✘ *False* — It’s sunny, not stormy. Stormy = thunder, lightning, heavy rain.
→ F
✔ Answers:
> The weather is snowy and freezing on Monday. → F
> It is sunny and warm on Thursday. → T
> You should take your umbrella on Monday. → T
> It will be foggy on Friday. → F
> It isn’t cloudy and wet on Tuesday. → F
> You shouldn’t wear thin clothes on Thursday. → F
> Children make snowman in Winter. → T
> It is stormy on Thursday. → F
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## Part 3: Fill in the seasonal weather descriptions
Use the boxes at the top labeled SPRING, SUMMER, AUTUMN, WINTER.
In Summer the weather is usually...
From the Summer box: *Hot, Sunny, Hailing (sometimes), Breezy at nights, Dry*
→ Choose 2 common ones: hot and sunny
But in Winter the weather is usually...
From Winter box: *Cold, Freezing, Snowy, Chilly, Muggy, Frosty, Flurry*
→ Choose 2: cold and snowy
In Spring it is usually...
Spring box: *Rainy, Warm, Cool at nights, Wet, Sunny, Humid, Misty*
→ Choose 2: rainy and warm
In Autumn it is...
Autumn box: *Windy, Stormy, Cloudy, Foggy, Hazy, Mild, Drizzling*
→ Choose 3: windy, cloudy, and mild
✔ Filled Circle:
> In Summers the weather is usually hot, sunny and dry.
> But in Winters the weather is usually cold, snowy and freezing.
> In Spring it is usually rainy and warm.
> In Autumn it is windy, cloudy and mild.
*(Note: You can choose any 2–3 words per season from their respective lists — these are the most typical.)*
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## ✔ Final Answers Summary:
Weekly Forecast:
- Monday: rainy
- Tuesday: cloudy
- Wednesday: windy
- Thursday: sunny
- Friday: breezy
True/False:
1. F
2. T
3. T
4. F
5. F
6. F
7. T
8. F
Seasonal Weather:
> In Summers the weather is usually hot, sunny and dry.
> But in Winters the weather is usually cold, snowy and freezing.
> In Spring it is usually rainy and warm.
> In Autumn it is windy, cloudy and mild.
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✔ All tasks completed! This worksheet helps students match weather visuals to vocabulary and understand seasonal patterns. Great for ESL or elementary science classes!
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