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1 Weather and Seasons Lesson 1 Weather Look out the window and think about the weather. What is it like? Circle all the words that describe the weather today. 1. sunny cold rainy hot snowy windy warm cloudy foggy icy Draw a picture of the weather today. 2. Now go outside. What can you see? God made the world. He made each day. He made the weather. He made the seasons. He made the pretty plants to grow. 1

2 Lessons 1, 2 What did you see outside that God made? Write four things on the lines God made many plants. Some plants grow on a farm. Some plants grow in a garden. Some plants grow in the house. God made a beautiful world. He wants us to take care of His world. In this LightUnit, you will learn about different kinds of weather. You will learn about different kinds of plants. You will learn how weather helps plants grow. Lesson 2 Rain God sends the rain. The rain is wet. Do you like to walk in the rain? It is fun to splash in the rain. 2 If you play in the house, you can hear the rain. Pit pat, pit, pat, says the rain.

3 Lesson 2 We like the rain. Plants need water to grow. We need water too. Thank You, God, for rain. Read. Rain, rain, Rain today. Sun will shine Some other day. Happy children Sing and play. Thank You, God, For rain, they say. Color the picture. 1. 3

4 Lessons 2, 3 Write a sentence about the picture. 2. Lesson 3 Sunshine and Clouds STUDY sunshine (sßn sh8n). the light and heat from the sun thermometer (thßr m4 mß tßr). a tool used to tell how warm or cold the weather is WORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDS WORDSWORDS WORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDS Say these words to someone. God sends the sunshine. The sunshine is hot. You get very warm when you play in the sunshine. The wind may be cool, but the sunshine feels warm. The sunshine can melt the snow. 4 Plants need sunshine to grow. We need sunshine too. The sun helps to keep us warm. The sun helps us feel good. It is good to play in the sunshine. Thank You, God, for sunshine.

5 Lesson 3 Write rain or sunshine. 1. It is hot. 2. It is wet. 3. You can hear it in the house. 4. It helps to keep us warm. Underline the right answer for each sentence. 5. God Man sends the sunshine. 6. God Man sends the rain. 7. Rain is wet dry. 8. Rain is good bad. 9. Plants need do not need water. 10. Plants need do not need sunshine. A thermometer tells how warm or cool it is. When the line in the thermometer is up, it is warm. When the line in the thermometer is not up, it is cool. 5

6 Lesson 3 On days with lots of sunshine, there are not many clouds in the sky. But on some days there are many clouds in the sky. Sometimes we can t see the sun because the clouds hide the sun from us. God sends the clouds. The rain and snow come from clouds. When it is very hot, the clouds can hide the sun and help to keep us cool. Find and write a word in each sentence. 11. Sometimes there are many in the sky. 12. The clouds can hide the from us. 13. sends the clouds. 14. and come from the clouds. Some people are sad on days with many clouds. They are happy when the sun shines, but they fuss when they see clouds or rain. Do you think that is the way God wants us to be? No, He wants us to be happy with clouds, rain, or sunshine. God sends the weather each day. He knows what kind of weather is best for us. 6 You can do a lot of things in the house on a day with clouds or rain. You can play with your toys. You can read a

7 Lessons 3, 4 book or color a picture. You can write a letter to someone. You can help Mother with the work. Maybe she will let you help bake a cake or pie. Maybe you could help make some ice cream for supper. Match. 15. Some people are sad in each kind of weather. 16. They are happy on days with clouds. 17. We should be happy when the sun shines. 18. You can play a book. 19. You can read with the work. 20. You can help Mother with your toys. Lesson 4 Snow and Wind God sends the snow. Snow is fun for many children. They like to play in the snow. They like to make a snowman. They like to have a ride on a sled. When you play in the snow, you need to put on your warm coat. You need your warm cap too. Snow is cold. Look at the thermometer. You can see that it is cold. 7

8 Lesson 4 Circle the right answer. 1. What is the story about? rain cold snow 2. Who sends the snow? children God snowman Do this activity. 3. Color the thermometer to show a cold day. On some days God lets the wind blow. The wind may blow just a little. The wind may blow hard. It may blow so hard that it shakes the house. Sometimes the wind is cold. Sometimes the wind is warm. Sometimes the wind is hot. You can feel the wind blow. The wind may blow from the east or west. It may blow from the north or south. A weather vane tells which way the wind is blowing. 8

9 Lesson 4 Write the correct words. 4. Some days makes the wind blow. man God 5. You can the wind blow. feel see 6. The may blow from the east, west, north, or south. wind sunshine 7. A tells which way the wind is blowing. weather vane thermometer Make a word with each group of letters. What kind of weather is it? 8. dinw 9. nari 10. unsnesih w r s 9

10 Lessons 4, dlscou 12. wson c s Lesson 5 Spring and Summer STUDY season (s7 zßn). one of the four parts of a year WORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDS WORDSWORDS WORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDSWORDS Say this word to someone. There are four seasons. The weather is not the same in each season. You do not do the same things in each season. God made the seasons. The seasons are spring, summer, fall, and winter. spring 10 summer

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