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Apr 8, 2019 · What will the Weather be like today? by Paul Rogers : a charming story for students and young kids This book would be great to use in the classroom to learn about weather, the seasons or...
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Watch to find out ways you can talk about the weather!Learn English and improve grammar, vocabulary and reading skills ️ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?li...
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- Cold Weather. So, first we wake up and it is a bit cold. How would we describe this? I could say that it’s a bit chilly. This means that it’s a little cold.
- Wet Weather. So we leave the house and it’s drizzling at the moment. Drizzling means that it is raining lightly. It’s not heavy. Drizzle is so light that it can look like mist.
- Stormy and Windy Weather. This means that you think a storm will start very soon. You’re sure there’s going to be a storm; you can see it in the sky. And then you see lightning.
- Hot Weather. You walk outside and there isn’t a cloud in the sky and it is baking hot. This means that it is very hot. It is baking hot in the Sahara Desert.
Learn some weather vocabulary in English as Calvin and I discuss the weather in Beginner English (A1-A2).
Mar 27, 2024 · Talking About the Weather || Practice ESL Conversations for Fluency. Level: Low intermediate. Context: Two coworkers chatting during lunch. Alice: Hi Tom, nice weather today, huh?
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Once students have learned how to ask and answer ‘How’s the weather?’, talking about the weather can be a useful warm-up in class and can become part of your daily routine. This page is a complete ESL lesson plan to teach about weather to kids and beginner ESL students.
