Description
This unit not only teaches about the aspects of weather but also encourages students to express how these changes affect their daily lives, making learning both educational and engaging. Ready to talk about the weather and seasons in English? Letβs explore Mother Natureβs ! π¦οΈπ
Exploring the Seasons:
π· Spring: Flowers bloom and rain falls.
βοΈ Summer: The weather is hot or even boiling.
π Autumn: Leaves change color and the air cools.
βοΈ Winter: Snow covers landscapes and temperatures drop to freezing.
Describing Weather Conditions:
βοΈ Sunny: Clear skies and bright sun.
π§οΈ Rainy: Frequent showers; possibly stormy.
βοΈ Stormy: Thunder and lightning are common.
π¨οΈ Snowy: Cold with snowfall.
π« Foggy: Low visibility with mist and fog.
πͺοΈ Windy: Strong winds, sometimes causing chills.
π€οΈ Partly Cloudy: Some sun, some clouds.
Weather Phenomena:
π Rainbow: Colors appear in the sky after rain.
β‘ Lightning: Flashes of light in the sky during storms.
π©οΈ Thunder: Loud sounds following lightning.
βοΈ Snowflake: Unique icy crystals that fall during winter.
β Snowman: Crafted from snow during cold weather.
Engaging ESL Conversations:
Role Plays: Practice talking about daily weather, planning activities based on forecasts, or describing seasonal changes.
Discussion Questions: What’s your favorite season and why? How does the weather affect your mood and activities?
Vocabulary Games: “Weather Wheel” where students spin to discuss the weather they land on, or “Seasonal Charades” where students act out various weather conditions.
Fun Activities:
Weather Diary: Keep a week-long diary of the weather and how it changes each day.
Seasonal Art: Create artwork representing different seasons using weather-related themes.
Weather Reporter: Act as a weather reporter, describing the current weather and giving a forecast for the next day.