Weather Words

Worksheet Description

This worksheet, titled “Weather Words,” presents a handwriting practice activity combined with weather vocabulary learning. It features six dotted words: “sunny,” “rainy,” “windy,” “snowy,” “stormy,” and “cloudy,” each paired with a corresponding weather symbol. Students are invited to trace over these dotted words, which serve both as a writing guide and a means to familiarize them with common weather descriptors. At the bottom of the page, there is a sentence starter “Today, the weather is” with a blank line for students to complete based on the current weather.

The worksheet is designed to reinforce the learning of weather-related terms and improve handwriting skills in young students. By tracing the words, students practice letter formation and fine motor control, essential for legible writing. The worksheet also prompts students to observe and describe the current weather, linking the vocabulary to real-world context. This dual focus on writing and vocabulary aims to build foundational language and observational skills in an engaging way.