What’s the Weather Like? – Interactive ESL Worksheet
🌤️ What’s the Weather Like? – Interactive ESL Worksheet
This interactive worksheet helps young ESL learners practice weather vocabulary through engaging exercises. You’ll learn to describe different weather conditions, understand weather forecasts, and use weather-related expressions in daily conversations.
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📖 Weather Vocabulary
Here are the most common weather words you need to know:
💡 Tips for Remembering
Most weather adjectives end with -y (sunny, rainy, cloudy). The exceptions are “hot” and “cold”. Remember that we say “It’s sunny” not “It’s sun”.
Match the Weather Words
Match the weather words on the left with their correct definitions on the right.
Complete the Sentences
Fill in the gaps with the correct weather words.
Today is very – I think it’s 35 degrees! Yesterday was and , but tomorrow will be and warm.
In winter, it’s often in the mountains. When it’s , trees move a lot. If it’s , you can’t see very far.
📝 Word box: hot, cold, rainy, sunny, snowy, windy, foggy
True or False
Read the sentences and decide if they are true (T) or false (F).
Weather Forecast
Look at the weather forecast for the week and answer the questions.
| Day | Weather | Temperature |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Sunny | 25°C |
| Tuesday | Cloudy | 20°C |
| Wednesday | Rainy | 18°C |
| Thursday | Stormy | 22°C |
| Friday | Sunny | 28°C |
1. On , the weather will be cloudy.
2. The hottest day will be with 28°C.
3. You will need an umbrella on .
4. There might be thunder and lightning on .
What Should You Wear?
Choose the correct clothing for each weather condition.
Weather Activities
Match the activities to the weather.
Weather Idioms
Match these common weather idioms with their meanings.
📚 Did You Know?
English has many idioms related to weather. “Under the weather” means feeling sick, not actually being under bad weather!
Writing Practice
Write a short paragraph (5-6 sentences) about your favorite weather and what you like to do.
⚠️ Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Don’t say “Today has sunny” – say “Today is sunny” or “It’s sunny today”
- Remember to use “it” for weather: “It’s raining” not “Is raining”
- Use present continuous for weather happening now: “It’s snowing” not “It snows”