Final Answer:
hurricane — top-left picture (large swirling storm over ocean)
thunder storm — top-right picture (cloud with lightning bolt)
drought — bottom-right picture (cracked dry ground, person and animal)
tornado — middle-right picture (funnel cloud touching ground near trees)
blizzard — bottom-left picture (snow-covered tree, heavy snowfall)
typhoon — middle-left picture (spiral cloud pattern over water, similar to hurricane but labeled typhoon in context)
Sentence example (choose one word, e.g., *tornado*):
A tornado is a spinning column of air that touches the ground and can cause a lot of damage.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet types of extreme weather.