Explore weather types and clothing choices with our What’s the Weather See & Say PowerPoint. This interactive resource helps students identify different kinds of weather and match appropriate outfits—perfect for integrating Science and oral language development.

Each slide displays a weather scenario or a clothing set. Students look closely at the image and say aloud what weather is shown or what type of weather the outfit suits. With clear visuals and a simple, repeatable structure, it encourages vocabulary, reasoning and class discussion.

What’s the Weather See & Say PowerPoint is ideal for whole-class engagement, morning meeting discussions, or as a fun and purposeful warm-up during Science lessons.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Identify different weather types using visual cues
• ✅ Match clothing to suitable weather conditions
• ✅ Use spoken language to describe and explain reasoning

What’s Included:

• Interactive PowerPoint featuring weather scenes and outfit options
• Mix of direct weather visuals and clothing matching activities

Materials Needed:

• Interactive whiteboard or device capable of running PowerPoint
• Optional: small whiteboards to use for extra hands-on learning

How to Use:

1. Open the PowerPoint on your interactive whiteboard or device.
2. Display a slide and ask students to describe what they see.
3. Have students say the type of weather or which weather the outfit matches.
4. Use follow-up questions to prompt deeper thinking and reasoning.
5. Repeat regularly to build confidence in scientific vocabulary.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Use during your Science unit on weather or seasons
• 💡 Incorporate into morning circle time as a language starter
• 💡 Use during small group work to practise oral language skills
• 💡 Pair with weather word walls or matching activities
• 💡 Reinforce content before students complete written tasks on weather

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Encourage full sentence responses to build oral language fluency
• 💛 Let students justify their outfit choices with weather-related reasoning
• 💛 Use student predictions to create class anchor charts or weather posters

What’s the Weather See & Say PowerPoint is a fun and meaningful way to bring Science and speaking skills together in your early years classroom.