The flag on the workshop flaps.
"Something is pushing it," says Rocket.
Raven holds up a leaf. It flutters.
Nova says, "You cannot see it. Can you feel it?"
Air is all around you.
When air moves, we call it wind.
You cannot see wind.
You can feel it on your skin.
You can see what it moves.
Wind moves leaves, flags and clouds.
Clouds are made of tiny drops of water.
When the drops get heavy, they fall.
That is rain.
Rain fills puddles.
Rain gives plants water.
When the sun comes out, puddles dry up.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Wind moves leaves and flags. | ? |
| Clouds are made of rocks. | ? |
| Rain fills puddles. | ? |
| The sun dries up puddles. | ? |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| You can feel wind on your skin. | ? |
| Puddle water is good to drink. | ? |
| Rain gives plants water. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Move: M-O-V-E.
Try: T-R-Y.
You caught the wind and the rain!
Tomorrow you will see what animals do in weather.