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CLASS 34 · AGES 4–5 · 29 WEATHER LESSONS

Weather, Seasons & What We Wear.

HOW THIS CLASS WORKS

Read the sky, then dress for it.

Every topic in this class has its own step-by-step lesson: look at the picture together, learn what the weather or the garment really is, say the parent script, ask the questions, play the practice game and finish with a small understanding check. The order is gentle: the sun and clouds first, then the weather words, then the day-kinds — sunny, rainy, stormy, snowy, foggy — then the temperatures, the four seasons, and finally the clothes that match every kind of sky.

The best part of this class is that the weather marks your homework. After the sunny-day lesson, a sunny day arrives for free practice; after the raincoat lesson, so does the rain. One topic a day is plenty — the whole class is a month of five-minute sessions, wherever your child’s curiosity points.

WEATHER SAFETY, AGE-HONEST

Small people, real weather.

Weather safety is built into the lessons where it belongs: never staring at the sun, hats and water in the heat, staying inside for storms, penguin steps on ice, bright colours in fog, scarf ends tucked in for climbing. Every rule is phrased for four-year-old bodies and honest about feelings — no scare tactics, no fake promises, just routines that hold.

LEARN WITH FLASHCARDS

Learn the weather, the seasons and what we wear.

Twenty-nine topics, one picture each. Tap any picture and it opens its own lesson page — the original artwork with a drawing canvas on the left, and what the weather or the garment is, taught step by step, on the right.

A weather flashcard titled Sun: a park guide in a straw hat points toward the sun in a blue sky, shades his eyes, puts on sunglasses and a hat, rests in tree shade and shows a thermometer reading 30°C.The SunA weather flashcard titled Clouds: a meteorologist in a white lab coat looks at cloud shapes through a magnifying glass, watches clouds move, compares light and dark clouds, checks a weather vane, draws a cloud and reads a forecast screen.CloudsA weather flashcard titled Rain: a girl in a green hat and overalls feels raindrops on her hand, listens to the rain, collects rainwater from a downpipe into a barrel, wears a yellow raincoat, points at a puddle and checks an 18°C forecast.RainA weather flashcard titled Rainbow: a scientist in a lab coat spots a rainbow over a house, crouches by a puddle with a prism, points at a colour chart naming red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet, shades her eyes from the sun, draws a rainbow with crayons and talks about weather.RainbowA weather flashcard titled Wind: a wind-farm engineer in a white hard hat and high-visibility vest feels the breeze, watches a red-and-white wind sock, sees leaves blow, holds her hat, flies a kite safely and shows a tablet that reads WINDY.WindA weather flashcard titled Snow: a girl in a blue pom-pom hat and winter coat catches a snowflake, measures snow depth with a ruler, fastens warm clothes, rolls a snowball, walks carefully on an icy path and reads a Snow −2°C forecast.SnowA weather flashcard titled Weather Forecast: a TV presenter in a yellow blazer points at a weather map, thermometers reading 18°C, a rain-cloud board, a rail of three jackets, a tomorrow board and a five-day chart with sun, rain and cloud icons.Weather ForecastA weather flashcard titled Sunny Day: a park ranger shades her eyes under a bright sun, adjusts her hat, drinks water, plays in tree shade, squeezes sunscreen and reads a three-day forecast board with sunny, partly cloudy and cloudy icons.Sunny DayA weather flashcard titled Cloudy Day: a gardener in a yellow hat and green jacket stands with a spade under grey clouds while circular pictures show her looking at clouds, watering plants, zipping a light jacket, checking a thermometer, planting seeds and talking about rain.Cloudy DayA weather flashcard titled Rainy Day: a postal worker walks under a navy umbrella past wet houses, and smaller pictures show him opening the umbrella, zipping a yellow raincoat, pulling on rain boots, watching puddles, keeping a letter dry in a plastic sleeve and checking a 12°C forecast.Rainy DayA weather flashcard titled Stormy Day: a scientist stays indoors watching lightning through the window, listens for thunder, reads in an armchair, closes the window latch, checks a storm forecast and points at a storm-safety poster telling readers to stay inside and away from trees and plugs.Stormy DayA weather flashcard titled Windy Day: a kite instructor in a blue cap flies a blue-and-yellow kite on a grassy field, with pictures of feeling the wind, holding the string, watching leaves fly, securing a hat, closing a window and an 18°C windy forecast.Windy DayA weather flashcard titled Snowy Day: a snowplough driver in a yellow high-visibility coat zips his winter coat, wraps a scarf, pulls on gloves, drives an orange snowplough, makes a snow angel and reads a −2° forecast.Snowy DayA weather flashcard titled Foggy Day: a crossing guard in a bright high-visibility vest points to it, shines a flashlight, walks slowly across a zebra crossing, guides a child by the hand, holds up a stop sign in front of car headlights in the fog and checks a 5°C forecast.Foggy DayA weather flashcard titled Hot Weather: a lifeguard in a red sun hat puts it on by the pool, drinks water, rubs sunscreen from an SPF 50 bottle, rests in the shade, gives a thumbs-up from the pool and shows a thermometer reading 30°.Hot WeatherA weather flashcard titled Warm Weather: a postman in a straw hat and light shirt waters flowers with a green can, drinks water, opens a window, kicks a football in the garden and reads a 28° sunny forecast.Warm WeatherA weather flashcard titled Cool Weather: a bike courier in a blue helmet zips a light jacket, ties his shoes, checks a small thermometer, holds a warm drink, rides in a bike lane and reads a 14° forecast.Cool WeatherA weather flashcard titled Cold Weather: a mountain-rescue walker in a red jacket fastens it, pulls on gloves and a scarf, checks a −6°C thermometer, warms up inside under a blanket by a stove and reads a −8°C snowy forecast.Cold WeatherA weather flashcard titled Spring: a gardener in a straw hat plants seeds, touches new green leaves, wears a yellow rain jacket in a shower, watches two small birds on a blossom branch, waters tulips and reads an 18° forecast.SpringA weather flashcard titled Summer: a beach-safety lifeguard in a yellow hat waves on the sand beside a red-and-yellow flag and rescue board, and smaller pictures show sunscreen, drinking water, swimming with a child, resting in shade and a 29° sunny forecast.SummerA weather flashcard titled Autumn: a school caretaker in a cap rakes orange leaves by the school, wears a light sweater, holds colourful maple leaves, collects leaves into a green bag, holds his hat in the wind and reads a 15°C forecast.AutumnA weather flashcard titled Winter: a bus driver in a navy fur-hooded coat wraps a blue scarf, pulls on gloves, walks carefully on snowy ground, waits under a bus-stop shelter and reads a TODAY −2° snowy forecast.WinterA weather flashcard titled Umbrella: a bus driver at a rainy bus stop opens a navy umbrella, holds it up high beside a small child in a yellow raincoat, keeps space around the spokes, folds it safely, stores it by the door and checks a 70% rain forecast on his phone.UmbrellaA weather flashcard titled Raincoat: a teacher picks a yellow raincoat from a coat rack, puts it on over her cardigan, zips it up, pulls the hood over her head, checks the sleeves and hangs it back on its peg to dry.RaincoatA weather flashcard titled Rain Boots: a crossing guard in a high-visibility jacket chooses yellow rain boots from a shop shelf, pulls them on, checks the soles, steps around puddles at a crossing, gives a thumbs-up under an umbrella and stores the boots on a tray by the door.Rain BootsA weather flashcard titled Sun Hat: a playground supervisor in a yellow shirt chooses a blue sun hat from a shelf of colourful hats, puts it on, checks the chin-strap fit, sits in the shade of a sail, drinks water and shows a thermometer reading 26°C.Sun HatA weather flashcard titled Sunglasses: a pool instructor in a navy polo chooses red sunglasses from a display rack, puts them on, checks the fit, looks toward the shade, wears them with a straw sun hat and drinks water by the pool.SunglassesA weather flashcard titled Scarf and Gloves: a park ranger in a snowy national park chooses a yellow scarf from a rack, wraps it snugly around her neck, pulls on brown gloves, wiggles warm fingers, fastens her coat and reads a −4°C forecast.Scarf and GlovesA weather flashcard titled Winter Coat: a bus driver at a snowy school-bus stop picks a blue padded coat from its hanger, puts it on over her uniform, zips it up, pulls up the fur-trimmed hood, adds a red scarf as a warm layer and checks the thermometer.Winter Coat
PRACTISE WITH WORKSHEETS

Solve the Weather & Seasons worksheets.

Thirty-five genuine activity sheets — the seasons and their clothes, clouds and shadows, thermometers and maps, forecasts, the water cycle, wind, tools and storm safety. Every card below opens its own activity page: the sheet sits on the left and your child traces, circles and draws straight on top of it, with the instructions beside them and the tools under their fingers. Each sheet has a printable twin in the worksheet library.

Weather worksheet 1: Animals and Seasons — Match animals to their seasons, spot the hibernator, sort the visitors and trace the word ANIMAL. Animals and Seasons Weather worksheet 2: Autumn and Winter Sorting — Match the seasons, circle the right clothes, sort autumn from winter and trace the word AUTUMN. Autumn and Winter Sorting Weather worksheet 3: Autumn Weather and Clothes — Match autumn weather to words, circle the cool-day clothes, sort autumn from winter and trace AUTUMN. Autumn Weather and Clothes Weather worksheet 4: Cloud Types — Match cumulus, stratus and cirrus to their names, circle the fluffy one, sort the clouds and trace CLOUD. Cloud Types Weather worksheet 5: Cloudy Weather — Circle the cloudy pictures, match the weather, choose the clothes, finish the pattern and trace CLOUDY. Cloudy Weather Weather worksheet 6: Daylight: Sunrise and Sunset — Match the times of day, compare daylight, order the sun arc, trace DAYLIGHT and draw a sunset. Daylight: Sunrise and Sunset Weather worksheet 7: Four Seasons Matching — Match the four seasons to their pictures, circle the snowy one, sort the clothes and trace WINTER. Four Seasons Matching Weather worksheet 8: Ice, Frost and Melting — Spot the frost, match frozen to melted, order the melt, circle the fast melter and trace the word ICE. Ice, Frost and Melting Weather worksheet 9: Light Sources — Sort what gives light from what does not, circle the light makers, match them up and trace LIGHT. Light Sources Weather worksheet 10: Order of Seasons: Tree Changes — Put the four trees in season order, circle what changes, match leaf colours and trace the word SEASON. Order of Seasons: Tree Changes Weather worksheet 11: Precipitation: Hail, Sleet and Snow — Name what falls from the sky, sort ice from water, count the snowflakes and trace the word HAIL. Precipitation: Hail, Sleet and Snow Weather worksheet 12: Rainbow and Kite Weather Safety — Mark kite-flying weather safe or unsafe, circle the sun protection, match storm words and trace RAINBOW. Rainbow and Kite Weather Safety Weather worksheet 13: Rainy Day Puddle — Match the rainy-day kit, count the raindrops, circle the dressed-for-it child and trace the word PUDDLE. Rainy Day Puddle Weather worksheet 14: Rainy Day Weather Activities — Circle the rainy pictures, finish the weather sentences, trace the weather words and draw the rain. Rainy Day Weather Activities Weather worksheet 15: Seasonal Activities — Match each activity to its season, spot what needs snow and what needs warmth, and trace ACTIVITY. Seasonal Activities Weather worksheet 16: Seasonal Foods and Harvest — Match foods to their season, circle the warm-weather fruit, name the harvest scene and trace HARVEST. Seasonal Foods and Harvest Weather worksheet 17: Shadows — Compare shadow lengths, match shadows to the time of day, circle the shadow maker and trace SHADOW. Shadows Weather worksheet 18: Snowy Weather and Winter Clothes — Circle the snowy skies, match winter words, pick the snow-day clothes, finish the pattern and trace SNOWY. Snowy Weather and Winter Clothes Weather worksheet 19: Spring and Seasons Chart — Answer the season questions, match the pictures, circle the spring things and trace the word SPRING. Spring and Seasons Chart Weather worksheet 20: Summer: Hot and Cold — Circle the summer things, sort hot from cold, trace the word SUMMER and draw a sunny day. Summer: Hot and Cold Weather worksheet 21: Sunny Summer Weather — Circle the sunny skies, match summer objects, trace HOT and COLD, choose sun-safe clothes and draw summer. Sunny Summer Weather Weather worksheet 22: Thermometer and Temperature — Label the thermometer, circle the hottest one, match hot, warm and cold, and trace the word WARM. Thermometer and Temperature Weather worksheet 23: Thunderstorm Safety — Match the storm words, name what you hear, circle the safe indoor spots and trace the word THUNDER. Thunderstorm Safety Weather worksheet 24: Time of Day Weather Record — Read the weather at morning, afternoon and evening, circle the highest sun, match the times and trace the word TODAY. Time of Day Weather Record Weather worksheet 25: Trees in Four Seasons — Match four trees to their seasons, circle the bare one, count the leaves and trace the word LEAVES. Trees in Four Seasons Weather worksheet 26: The Water Cycle — Put the water cycle in order, match evaporation to collection, answer the sun question and trace WATER CYCLE. The Water Cycle Weather worksheet 27: Weather Chart Bar Graph — Read a week of weather, count the sunny days, compare rainy with cloudy, colour the bar graph and trace WEATHER CHART. Weather Chart Bar Graph Weather worksheet 28: Weather and Seasons Chart — Answer two chart questions, match the weather words, choose the season for two scenes and circle what belongs in spring. Weather and Seasons Chart Weather worksheet 29: Weather Forecast — Read three forecasts and circle the clear one, match clear, foggy and stormy, pack for fog and trace FORECAST. Weather Forecast Weather worksheet 30: Weather Map — Read four towns on a weather map, match the symbols to the map, circle the coldest place and trace the word MAP. Weather Map Weather worksheet 31: Weather Safety — Mark four scenes safe or unsafe, pick the thunder shelter, match the safety rules and trace the word SAFETY. Weather Safety Weather worksheet 32: Weather Tools — Match four tools to their jobs, circle the thermometer, count windsock stripes, sort rain tools from wind tools and trace WEATHER TOOL. Weather Tools Weather worksheet 33: Weather Words Matching — Match four weather words to their pictures, circle rainy-day clothes, sort hot from cold and trace the word SUNNY. Weather Words Matching Weather worksheet 34: Wind Direction and Compass — Follow the arrows to name wind directions, match north, south, east and west to the compass and catch the flag blowing left. Wind Direction and Compass Weather worksheet 35: Windy Weather — Match the four weather words, circle what a windy day calls for, finish the sky pattern and trace the word WINDY. Windy Weather

All 35 genuine worksheets are ready now, each with its own on-screen activity above and its printable twin in the Weather & Seasons worksheet library.

SUPPORTING RESOURCE

Explore the flashcards.

Every lesson has a matching flashcard: the original artwork as a printable card with the words to say together, a try-at-home idea and a download button. The cards live in their own library — this class page keeps teaching.

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Cover of the Weather, Seasons & What We Wear flashcards set: the original Canva collection cover.

Age ranges are a guide, not a test. Follow your child’s curiosity across the sky — every lesson stands on its own.

FLASHCARDS

Prefer printed cards?

The cards from this class also live in the flashcards library — every card has its own page with the picture, the words to say together and a download button, ready for away-from-screen time.

Open the Weather, Seasons & What We Wear flashcards