Begin the lesson by discussing the concept of weather. Ask students what they think weather is and how it affects their daily lives.

Introduce the video 'What's the Weather Like?' to help students understand basic weather concepts such as sunny, windy, rainy, and snowy.

Explain how weather can change from day to day and how it affects clothing choices. Use examples like wearing a t-shirt on a hot day or a coat on a cold day.

Show the video 'Understanding and Measuring Weather' to demonstrate how the sun's heat affects air temperature and leads to different weather patterns.

Engage students in a discussion about different types of weather they have experienced. Encourage them to share their experiences and observations.

Use images or flashcards to help students identify different weather conditions and the appropriate clothing for each.

Conduct a weather observation activity where students look outside and record the current weather conditions. They can draw pictures or write simple descriptions.

Use the 'Observing Clouds' assessment to encourage students to observe and draw clouds, fostering skills in observation and recording data.

Assign the 'My Weather Diary' activity where students observe and record the weather over four days, drawing pictures and writing descriptions.

Use the 'Hot, Cold, Sunny and Rainy' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of weather-appropriate clothing choices.

Discuss with students what they have learned about weather and how it affects their daily lives. Encourage them to share their weather observations and experiences.

Administer the 'How Can You Describe the Weather?' assessment to check students' ability to identify different weather conditions through images and descriptive words.