Weather and Seasons ESL Worksheets and Lessons
130 worksheets, 42 lessons, 10 vocabulary decks and 6 shadowing scripts · Animals & nature
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Weather & seasons worksheets
130 printable worksheets with answer keys; the 24 most used, easiest level first.
Weather & seasons lessons
42 ready lessons for the four skills: teach on the board, set online or print.
Weather & seasons vocabulary
10 word decks with meanings, examples and pronunciation: flip, quiz, print as flashcards or play as a game.
Weather & seasons shadowing
Listen, repeat, record and compare: short scripts for pronunciation and fluency.
About Weather & seasons
Talking about the weather is a key part of everyday English, especially in Britain, where it is the classic way to start a conversation. For learners it is also an easy daily routine: what's the weather like today?
Kids and A1 learners learn sunny, rainy, windy, cloudy, snowy and hot/cold, along with the seasons and what we wear in each. A2 learners use the forecast to practice will and going to, describe temperatures and compare weather in different countries. B1 learners describe extreme weather and past events with past simple and past continuous. From B2 to C2 learners discuss climate change, natural disasters and weather idioms such as under the weather and a storm in a teacup.
This page offers printable worksheets, ready-to-teach lessons and vocabulary flashcard decks on weather and seasons.
Teaching tips: Weather & seasons
- Start each lesson with a quick weather report from a different learner so the language becomes routine.
- Teach noun and adjective pairs (sun/sunny, rain/rainy, wind/windy) and watch for "It's sun today".
- Have learners present a TV weather forecast in groups using a map and future forms.
- Contrast "It's raining" (now) with "It rains a lot in April" (in general) to practice present continuous and present simple.
Questions teachers ask
What weather words do beginners need?
Sunny, rainy, cloudy, windy, snowy, hot, warm, cold, plus the four seasons and "What's the weather like?"
How can weather be used with advanced learners?
Climate change, extreme weather events and weather idioms work well for B2 to C2 reading, discussion and essay writing.
Is weather good for young learners?
Yes. Weather songs, picture flashcards and a daily weather chart make it one of the easiest routines for Kids classes.