Understanding Weather Concepts and Activities

Miss Teapot introduces a lesson on weather types to grade 2 students. She tells four stories, each illustrating a different weather type: sunny, rainy, cloudy, and windy. The lesson concludes with a summary of the weather types and a preview of the next lesson on their benefits.

What is the main topic Miss Teapot introduces in the lesson?

• Types of animals

• Types of weather

• Types of food

• Types of plants

Why did Miss Patsy choose to have her lunch in the garden?

• It was a windy day

• It was a cloudy day

• It was a sunny day

• It was a rainy day

What did Azariah's mother insist he take to school on a rainy day?

• An umbrella and raincoat

• A picnic basket

• Sunglasses

• A sun hat

What was Azariah's main concern about going to school on a rainy day?

• The classroom would be wet

• The classroom would be too noisy

• The classroom would be too hot

• The classroom would be too dark

What did the little girl fear when she saw dark clouds?

• A windy day

• A picnic

• A storm

• A sunny day

What did the neighbor tell the little girl about the weather?

• It was a windy day

• It was a cloudy day

• It was a sunny day

• It was a rainy day

What happened to Miss Teapot's dress on the windy day?

• It got wet

• It blew up

• It was torn

• It got dirty

What did Miss Teapot hold tightly to prevent it from blowing away?

• Her hat

• Her umbrella

• Her shoes

• Her plastic bag

What is one benefit of windy weather mentioned by Miss Teapot?

• It helps dry clothes

• It makes the day cooler

• It brings rain

• It makes the sky clear

What should students do at the end of the lesson according to Miss Teapot?

• Read a book

• Go for a walk

• Draw a picture of the weather

• Write a story