Raven tapes a big chart to the wall.
"One box for each day," she says.
Rocket draws a sun in Monday.
Nova says, "Now watch for a pattern."
A weather chart has one box for each day.
Each day, look at the sky.
Draw the weather in that box.
A sun for sunny. A cloud for cloudy.
Lines for wind. Drops for rain.
A grown-up can write the day.
After many days, look at your chart.
Count the sunny days.
Count the rainy days.
Which did you see most?
Were there more warm days or cold days?
That is a weather pattern.
| Day | Weather |
|---|---|
| Monday | sun |
| Tuesday | sun |
| Wednesday | wind |
| Thursday | rain |
| Friday | cloud |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| A weather chart has one box for each day. | ? |
| Drops stand for rain on a chart. | ? |
| You draw a sun for a rainy day. | ? |
| Counting days shows a pattern. | ? |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| You look at the sky before you draw. | ? |
| A chart needs only one box. | ? |
| A grown-up can write the day. | ? |
Let us review this week's sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Once: O-N-C-E.
Open: O-P-E-N.
Over: O-V-E-R.
Move: M-O-V-E.
Try: T-R-Y.
Kind: K-I-N-D.
Hand: H-A-N-D.
Your weather chart has begun!
Tomorrow is Explorer Day: three weather checks.