Understanding Weather, Language, and Nation Concepts

Mr. G introduces meteorology, explaining its importance and tools like thermometers and barometers. He highlights the significance of weather forecasts for safety and daily decisions. The lesson includes a phonics segment on the 'air' sound, exploring its use in various words. Students practice high frequency and vocabulary words, enhancing their reading skills. The session concludes with meteorology-themed jokes and spelling exercises, making learning engaging and fun.

What is the primary role of a meteorologist?

• To study plants

• To study the stars

• To study the ocean

• To study the weather and make forecasts

Which tool is used to measure atmospheric pressure?

• Anemometer

• Barometer

• Thermometer

• Hygrometer

What sound does the combination 'a-i-r' typically make?

• Are

• Air

• Ar

• Ear

Which of the following words contains the 'air' sound?

• Window

• Table

• Chair

• Book

What does the word 'unite' mean?

• To separate

• To ignore

• To come together

• To destroy

What is a nation?

• A type of animal

• A type of plant

• A group of people united as a country

• A type of weather

What is the punchline of the joke 'Knock knock. Who's there? Lettuce. Lettuce who?'

• Lettuce in, it's freezing outside!

• Lettuce eat dinner!

• Lettuce have a party!

• Lettuce go to the park!

What does the word 'fair' mean when referring to weather?

• Cold

• Windy

• Good

• Stormy

Which word rhymes with 'fair' and means two of something?

• Wear

• Pair

• Pear

• Bear

What is the correct spelling for the word that means 'an extra of something'?

• Spair

• Sparee

• Spear

• Spare