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Dressing for the Weather

Science · Weather & Climate · ages 5-7
Name ______________________   Date ____________

  1. Which hat helps shade your face on a sunny day?

    • A wool hat
    • A small cap with no brim
    • A wide-brimmed sun hat

  2. It is raining on your walk to school. Which clothes help keep your body and feet dry?

    • Sun hat and sandals
    • Raincoat and rain boots
    • Swimsuit and short trousers

  3. A warm coat can help keep you warm on a cold snowy day.

    Circle one:   True   False

  4. Why might Mia carry an umbrella on a rainy walk?

    • To make her clothes warmer
    • To stop the clouds making rain
    • To keep rain off her

  5. Why does a grown-up help you put on sunscreen before outdoor play?

    • To keep rain from soaking your socks
    • To help protect skin from sunburn
    • To keep you warm in snow

  6. Heavy rain starts at recess. Which change could help the children stay dry?

    • Move playtime indoors
    • Play in just a shirt
    • Stay outside until clothes are soaked

  7. The morning will be cool, but the afternoon will be warmer. Which clothing plan fits both?

    • Bring a layer that can be taken off
    • Keep a thick winter coat on all day
    • Wear only a swimsuit for both walks

  8. Zoe chooses a swimsuit and sandals for a cold, snowy walk. Which change would help her stay warm?

    • Keep the swimsuit and add a sun hat
    • Choose warm layers, a coat and boots
    • Keep the sandals and carry an umbrella
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  1. A wide-brimmed sun hat · The wide brim gives your face shade from the sun.
  2. Raincoat and rain boots · A raincoat keeps rain off your clothes. Rain boots keep your feet dry.
  3. True · A coat is one part of suitable warm clothing for cold weather.
  4. To keep rain off her · An umbrella covers Mia from above and helps keep falling rain off her.
  5. To help protect skin from sunburn · Sunscreen helps protect skin from sunburn. It does not block all sun rays.
  6. Move playtime indoors · Moving indoors puts the children out of the falling rain.
  7. Bring a layer that can be taken off · A removable layer helps with the cool morning and can come off if you feel too warm later.
  8. Choose warm layers, a coat and boots · Warm layers, a coat and suitable boots fit cold, snowy weather better.
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