Weather Patterns
Aligned to K-ESS2 — Next Generation Science Standards.
What this lesson teaches
Weather is what the sky and air are like each day — sunny, rainy, windy, or snowy. We can observe and describe patterns over time.
Worked example
In many places, summer days are usually hot and sunny while winter days are cold and may bring snow.
Practice questions
- Describe today's weather.
- What clothes would you wear on a rainy day?
- Name a weather pattern you notice in your season.
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Patrones del clima
El clima es cómo está el cielo y el aire cada día: soleado, lluvioso, ventoso o con nieve. Podemos observar y describir patrones a lo largo del tiempo.
Ejemplo: En muchos lugares, los días de verano suelen ser calurosos y soleados, mientras que los días de invierno son fríos y pueden traer nieve.
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