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1 How is the Weather? High interest stories about different kinds of weather. SUMMARY: In each of these stories, you will find simple science facts about weather and weather vocabulary. Each story is structured very similarly to help with reading. Once students understand the pattern, the next stories should be easier! Also, you will find many sight words in these high-interest stories. There are also some more difficult words that fit the topic, with blends and digraphs for students to practice saying and reading. TABLE OF CONTENTS: The Weather is Cloudy The Weather is Rainy The Weather Is Snowy The Weather is Windy The Weather is Foggy The Weather is Dry The Weather is Hot The Weather is Cold The Weather is Sunny The Weather is Stormy
2 The Weather is Cloudy The weather is cloudy. The sky is blue. The sky is white. There are lots of clouds. The clouds cover the sun. They move across the sky. They are fluffy. They are white. Some clouds are high. Some clouds are low. Some clouds are big. Some clouds are small. The weather is cloudy.
3 The Weather is Cloudy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The is white. A. Car B. House C. Cat D. Sky 2. Which of these does NOT describe clouds? A. Big B. Small C. Ugly D. High 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: Some are high. A. Cars B. Clouds C. Rain D. Coats 4. YES OR NO: Is the weather rainy? 5. YES OR NO: Is the weather cloudy?
4 The Weather is Cloudy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The is white. A. Car B. House C. Cat D. Sky 2. Which of these does NOT describe clouds? A. Big B. Small C. Ugly D. High 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: Some are high. A. Cars B. Clouds C. Rain D. Coats 4. YES OR NO: Is the weather rainy? 5. YES OR NO: Is the weather cloudy?
5 The Weather is Rainy The weather is rainy. The sky is gray. It is not blue. Where did the sun go? I do not see it. The clouds are dark. The rain falls down. The rain hits the windows. The grass is wet. I wear a raincoat. I use an umbrella. I feel the cold rain. I step over puddles. The weather is rainy.
6 The Weather is Rainy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The sky is. A. White B. Gray C. Blue D. Orange 2. YES OR NO: Is the rain cold? 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: The grass is. A. Green B. Wet C. Rain D. Soft 4. YES OR NO: Does the person in the story use an umbrella? 5. YES OR NO: Is the weather sunny?
7 The Weather is Rainy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The sky is. A. White B. Gray C. Blue D. Orange 2. YES OR NO: Is the rain cold? 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: The grass is. A. Green B. Wet C. Rain D. Soft 4. YES OR NO: Does the person in the story use an umbrella? 5. YES OR NO: Is the weather sunny?
8 The Weather is Snowy The weather is snowy. The air is cold. The sky is grey. It is winter. It is snowing. White flakes fall. They are soft. They are small. They are cold. I wear a hat. I wear gloves. I wear a coat. I wear boots. The weather is snowy.
9 The Weather is Snowy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: White fall. A. Snow B. Flakes C. Stuff D. Rain 2. YES OR NO: Is the air cold? 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: I a hat. A. Have B. Buy C. Take D. Wear 4. Which of these does the person NOT wear? A. Hat B. Gloves C. Swimsuit D. Boots 5. YES OR NO: Is the weather stormy?
10 The Weather is Snowy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: White fall. A. Snow B. Flakes C. Stuff D. Rain 2. YES OR NO: Is the air cold? 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: I a hat. A. Have B. Buy C. Take D. Wear 4. Which of these does the person NOT wear? A. Hat B. Gloves C. Swimsuit D. Boots 5. YES OR NO: Is the weather stormy?
11 The Weather is Windy The weather is windy. The wind is fast. The wind is strong. The wind is slow. The wind is gentle. Leaves blow. Flags flap. Kites fly. Boats sail. On a hot day, the wind is cool. On a cold day, the wind is freezing! The weather is windy.
12 The Weather is Windy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Cloudy B. White C. Silly D. Windy 2. What word was NOT used to describe the wind? A. Fast B. Slow C. Strong D. Pretty 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: Boats. A. Sail B. Fly C. Swim D. Eat 4. YES OR NO: On a hot day, is the wind cool? 5. YES OR NO: On a cold day, is the wind hot?
13 The Weather is Windy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Cloudy B. White C. Silly D. Windy 2. What word was NOT used to describe the wind? A. Fast B. Slow C. Strong D. Pretty 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: Boats. A. Sail B. Fly C. Swim D. Eat 4. YES OR NO: On a hot day, is the wind cool? 5. YES OR NO: On a cold day, is the wind hot?
14 The Weather is Foggy The weather is foggy. It is hard to see. It is gray outside. There is fog. It is a cloud. It is all around. I can not see far. Here is the sun. The fog is going. Now I can see. The weather is foggy.
15 The Weather is Foggy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Cloudy B. Foggy C. Sunny D. Windy 2. What color is the fog? A. White B. Black C. Gray D. Purple 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: I can not far. A. See B. Walk C. Swim D. Run 4. YES OR NO: Is the fog all around? 5. YES OR NO: Does the sun make the fog go away?
16 The Weather is Foggy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Cloudy B. Foggy C. Sunny D. Windy 2. What color is the fog? A. White B. Black C. Gray D. Purple 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: I can not far. A. See B. Walk C. Swim D. Run 4. YES OR NO: Is the fog all around? 5. YES OR NO: Does the sun make the fog go away?
17 The Weather is Dry The weather is dry. It is warm. It is dry. There is no rain. The grass is brown. The ground is dusty. The leaves are yellow. Plants need rain. It is too dry! It is like a desert. I hope it rains soon. The weather is dry.
18 The Weather is Dry 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Hot B. Cold C. Wet D. Dry 2. What color is the grass? A. Yellow B. Green C. Brown D. Pink 3. What color are the leaves? A. Yellow B. Green C. Brown D. Pink 4. FILL IN THE BLANK: It is like a. A. Desert B. Forest C. Ocean D. Sea 5. YES OR NO: Do the plants need rain?
19 The Weather is Dry 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Hot B. Cold C. Wet D. Dry 2. What color is the grass? A. Yellow B. Green C. Brown D. Pink 3. What color are the leaves? A. Yellow B. Green C. Brown D. Pink 4. FILL IN THE BLANK: It is like a. A. Desert B. Forest C. Ocean D. Sea 5. YES OR NO: Do the plants need rain?
20 The Weather is Hot The weather is hot. The sun is hot. The air is warm. Stay in the shade. It is hot. It is sweaty. It is not cool! Have a cold drink. Eat some ice cream. Take a swim. Use a fan. Stay cool. The weather is hot.
21 The Weather is Hot 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Cold B. Cool C. Warm D. Hot 2. What is one way to stay cool? A. Eat some ice cream. B. Go running. C. Take a nap. D. Eat some hot dogs. 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: Take a. A. Nap B. Seat C. Swim D. Book 4. YES OR NO: Is it sweaty? 5. YES OR NO: Is it cold?
22 The Weather is Hot 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Cold B. Cool C. Warm D. Hot 2. What is one way to stay cool? A. Eat some ice cream. B. Go running. C. Take a nap. D. Eat some hot dogs. 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: Take a. A. Nap B. Seat C. Swim D. Book 4. YES OR NO: Is it sweaty? 5. YES OR NO: Is it cold?
23 The Weather is Cold The weather is cold. It is not warm. It is not hot. It is COLD! I can see my breath. I need a hat. I need mittens. I need a coat. I need boots. Try to stay warm. Sit by the fire. Stay inside. Have hot chocolate. The weather is cold.
24 The Weather is Cold 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Cold B. Cool C. Warm D. Hot 2. What is one way to stay warm? A. Do NOT wear a coat. B. Take a cold shower. C. Take a nap. D. Have hot chocolate. 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: Sit by the. A. TV B. Fire C. Oven D. Door 4. YES OR NO: Does the person in the story need a swimsuit? 5. YES OR NO: Does the person in the story need a hat?
25 The Weather is Cold 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Cold B. Cool C. Warm D. Hot 2. What is one way to stay warm? A. Do NOT wear a coat. B. Take a cold shower. C. Take a nap. D. Have hot chocolate. 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: Sit by the. A. TV B. Fire C. Oven D. Door 4. YES OR NO: Does the person in the story need a swimsuit? 5. YES OR NO: Does the person in the story need a hat?
26 The Weather is Sunny The weather is sunny. The sky is clear. It is so blue! There are no clouds. The sun is bright. The sun is warm. It feels good! The plants are growing. The beach is full. What a nice day. The weather is sunny.
27 The Weather is Sunny 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Cloudy B. Sunny C. Stormy D. Windy 2. YES OR NO: Are there any clouds? 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: The sky is. A. Clean B. Clear C. Cloudy D. Candy 4. YES OR NO: Is it a bad day? 5. YES OR NO: Does the sun feel good?
28 The Weather is Sunny 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Cloudy B. Sunny C. Stormy D. Windy 2. YES OR NO: Are there any clouds? 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: The sky is. A. Clean B. Clear C. Cloudy D. Candy 4. YES OR NO: Is it a bad day? 5. YES OR NO: Does the sun feel good?
29 The Weather is Stormy The weather is stormy. The wind is fast. It is strong. The sky is dark. There are many clouds. Lightning flashes. Thunder cracks. Rain falls. Wind blows. This is a big storm. The weather is stormy.
30 The Weather is Stormy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Sunny B. Super C. Stormy D. Snowy 2. Which of these is NOT happening? A. Rain falls. B. Lightning Flashes. C. Thunder Cracks. D. Snow falls. 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: This is a storm. A. Happy B. Big C. Small D. Nice 4. YES OR NO: Is the sky blue? 5. YES OR NO: Is the wind fast?
31 The Weather is Stormy 1. FILL IN THE BLANK: The weather is. A. Sunny B. Super C. Stormy D. Snowy 2. Which of these is NOT happening? A. Rain falls. B. Lightning Flashes. C. Thunder Cracks. D. Snow falls. 3. FILL IN THE BLANK: This is a storm. A. Happy B. Big C. Small D. Nice 4. YES OR NO: Is the sky blue? 5. YES OR NO: Is the wind fast?
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