To solve this worksheet, we need to match each weather word on the left with the picture on the right that best fits it. Let’s go one by one:
1.
snowy → This means snow is falling. The matching item should be something you use or wear in snowy weather. Looking at the right side:
- Umbrella? Maybe for rain or sun, not mainly snow.
- Scarf? Yes! People wear scarves when it’s cold and snowy.
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- Sunglasses? For sunny days.
- Kite? For windy/sunny days.
So “snowy” matches with
scarf.
2.
windy → Wind is blowing hard. What do people often do or use when it’s windy?
- A kite flies well in the wind!
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So “windy” matches with
kite.
3.
rainy → Rain is falling. What do you use to stay dry in the rain?
- An umbrella!
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So “rainy” matches with
umbrella.
4.
sunny → The sun is shining bright. What do you wear to protect your eyes from the sun?
- Sunglasses!
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So “sunny” matches with
sunglasses.
Let’s double-check:
- snowy → scarf ✔️
- windy → kite ✔️
- rainy → umbrella ✔️
- sunny → sunglasses ✔️
All matches make sense based on common everyday items used in those weather conditions.
Final Answer:
snowy — scarf
windy — kite
rainy — umbrella
sunny — sunglasses
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet on weather.
