Begin the lesson by stepping outside or looking out the window. Ask students to describe the weather using words like sunny, cloudy, or windy. This activity engages students by connecting the lesson to their immediate environment.

Introduce key vocabulary for different weather conditions such as sunny, rainy, and stormy. Discuss how these conditions affect daily life and outdoor activities.

Use the video 'What's the Weather Like?' to reinforce vocabulary and concepts. This video helps students understand weather phenomena and encourages them to observe and discuss daily weather changes.

Watch the video 'Understanding and Measuring Weather' to explore how weather is measured and predicted. This video supports educators in teaching students about the dynamic nature of weather and its impact on daily life.

Engage students in a discussion about how weather affects their daily activities and safety. Encourage them to share personal experiences with different weather conditions.

Conduct a hands-on activity where students create a weather diary. Have them observe and record weather conditions over a week, focusing on temperature, precipitation, and cloud cover.

Assign the 'Describing Weather' worksheet where students describe different weather conditions and list appropriate clothing and activities for each scenario. This activity assesses their understanding of weather patterns and their ability to relate them to daily life choices.

Use the 'Reading a Thermometer' worksheet to assess students' ability to read temperature and understand its significance in weather conditions.

Conduct a class discussion to review the different weather conditions learned. Encourage students to reflect on how their understanding of weather has changed.

Administer the 'Review – Weather and Seasons' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of temperature, weather measurement tools, and seasonal changes.