Weather Forecast USA: Read, Draw and Write ☀️
Sunny in San Francisco, snowy in New York, rainy in Dallas, Atlanta and Miami: this worksheet turns the map of the United States into a big weather game. The children read the forecast, draw the right symbol next to each of the nine cities, and then write their own sentences with « it will be ».
One page, three tasks: the weather key with six symbols (sunny, cloudy, rainy, windy, snowy, hot), the map to complete, and the writing box with a challenge at the end — the weather in your own city. A nice mix of reading, vocabulary, geography and writing, with a TV weatherman to guide the class.
✨ What students practise
First, the weather key: six symbols, six words. The children match each picture with its word before anything else — a quick warm-up that installs the vocabulary. Then the reading: the forecast box gives one or two conditions per city, and Seattle is the tricky one, with three symbols to draw (sunny, windy AND rainy).
After the drawing, the writing: « In ___, it will be ___. » Two sentences to choose, and a challenge about their own city. In short, the children read, draw, and write the future of the weather — like real TV weathermen.
Match the six symbols with the words: sunny, cloudy, rainy, windy, snowy, hot.
Read the forecast for the nine cities of the map.
Draw the correct symbol next to each city — three of them for Seattle!
Complete the sentences with « it will be », and take the challenge.
🗺️ The forecast, city by city
The nine cities of the map, with their weather — a quick check for the teacher or the parent:
💬 The words of the weather
The vocabulary of the page, with the colors of the sky:
🎁 The free version, with watermark
The complete worksheet in A4, with our watermark: the weather key, the map, the forecast and the writing task. A good way to try the activity before going Premium.
🎁 Free PDF – A4, with watermark
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❓ Frequently asked questions
📚 What level is this worksheet for?
Mainly A1-A2, Grade 1-3: the sentences are short, the drawing supports the reading, and the writing box uses one simple structure, « it will be ».
🗂️ What does the worksheet contain?
A weather key with six symbols, a map of the USA with nine cities, a forecast box, a read-and-draw task, and a writing task with a challenge about your own city.
🖐️ What skills does it practise?
Weather vocabulary, reading for specific information, map reading, and the writing of the future with « it will be ».
🎁 Which version is free?
The A4 PDF with watermark is free for everybody. The clean PDFs, the PNGs and the US Letter version are reserved for Premium members.
✅ Is there an answer key?
The drawing task is self-corrective: the forecast box gives all the answers, so the children can check each other’s maps. The writing part is personal.
