Let’s look at each weather type and match it with the best picture.
First, we see a
stormy cloud with rain and lightning. That means bad weather — rainy and stormy. The best match is the child holding an umbrella in the rain (top left). They’re dressed for rain and using protection from it.
Next, we have a
sun wearing sunglasses. That means hot, sunny weather — perfect for playing outside in summer clothes. The best match is the boy playing with a beach ball on sand (top right). He’s in swim trunks and barefoot — ideal for sunshine.
Now let’s check the bottom row to make sure we didn’t miss anything:
- Bottom left: Kids under umbrellas on a merry-go-round in light rain → still rainy, but not as clearly matching the storm cloud as the top-left image.
- Bottom middle: Kids building a sandcastle → also sunny, but the beach ball kid is more directly associated with bright sun and play.
- Bottom right: Kid ice skating → that’s for cold/snowy weather, which doesn’t match either the storm or the sun.
So, for the
storm cloud, circle the
child with red umbrella in rain (top left).
For the
sunny sun, circle the
boy with beach ball (top right).
Final Answer:
Circle the child with the red umbrella (for the storm cloud) and the boy with the beach ball (for the sunny sun).
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of weather worksheet kindergarten.
