Practice naming sunny, rainy, snowy, and cloudy weather and choosing safe clothing and activities for each type.
Read or listen to each problem. Write or circle the best answer. Use the picture clues when they are provided.
Identify common weather and what to wear
Science - Grade K-1
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Look outside and you see the sun shining in a blue sky. What type of weather is it?
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Rain is falling from dark clouds. What type of weather is it?
- 3
White flakes are falling from the sky and the ground is turning white. What type of weather is it?
- 4
The sky is covered with gray clouds, but no rain is falling. What type of weather is it?
- 5
Circle the clothing that is best for rainy weather: raincoat, swimsuit, or snow boots.
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Circle the clothing that is best for snowy weather: warm coat, sandals, or sun hat.
- 7
Circle the item that helps protect your eyes on a sunny day: sunglasses, umbrella, or scarf.
- 8
Draw a line to match each weather type to the sky clue: sunny to sun, rainy to raindrops, snowy to snowflakes, cloudy to clouds.
- 9
Mia wants to fly a kite. The sky is bright, and there is no rain or snow. What weather is best for her activity?
- 10
Ben hears raindrops tapping on the window. Should Ben take an umbrella outside? Write yes or no and tell why.
- 11
The weather report shows a cloud with snowflakes under it. Which word names this weather?
- 12
Which weather type can make puddles on the ground: sunny, rainy, snowy, or cloudy?
- 13
Which weather type often has no shadows because clouds block the sun: sunny or cloudy?
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Look at the picture of four windows. One shows sun, one shows rain, one shows snow, and one shows clouds. Write the weather word for each window.
- 15
Today is cloudy in the morning. Later, drops of water start falling from the clouds. What new weather type is happening?