Spanish

Weather ExpressionsActivity and

Game

Teacher Tips

Use this activity to introduce and practice weather expressions in

Spanish. This works well for a beginning Spanish class or bilingual class.

This set includes the following pages:

• Assembly Photo Page.

• Vocabulary list of weather expressions in Spanish.

• Vocabulary list of weather expressions in Spanish with directions to

add to an interactive notebook. Sized to fit in a composition book.

• Envelope template for storing weather expressions.

• Envelope template for storing weather expressions with directions to

add to an interactive notebook.

• Weather picture inserts to add to envelope.

• Weather expression inserts in Spanish to add to envelope.

• Corresponding weather expression inserts in English to add to

envelope.

• Blank circle inserts on which students can draw weather expressions

to add to envelope.

• Blank circle inserts on which students can write Spanish weather

expressions to add to envelope.

Student instructions are provided on each template page.

Lesson Ideas:Introduce weather expressions to the students and have them fill in their

vocabulary sheets. I use this PowerPoint to introduce the expressions.

Allow students time to assemble their envelopes and prepare their

inserts. Different circles are provided so that you can choose if you

would like students to use the pre-filled circle inserts OR have students

create their own using the blank circle templates. This also allows for

differentiation options. After their envelopes are complete with their

expressions, students can use this resource to match and study

expressions OR play a memory matching game with a partner, where

partners take one set of cards (pictures with matching expression) and

turn them all facedown. They then take turns searching for matching

pairs by turning over two cards at a time.

After envelope

templates are cut,

fold back along

the dotted lines.

Template should

look like this before

glued at the sides.

Finished

template.

El Tiempo

1. ¿Que tiempo hace?

2. Hace buen tiempo.

3. Hace mal tiempo.

4. Hace frío.

5. Hace calor.

6. Hace fresco.

7. Hace sol.

8. Hace viento.

9. Llueve/Está lloviendo.

10. Nieva./Está nevando.

11. Está nublado.

Nombre_______________________________ Hora ________ Fecha ___________________________

El Tiempo

1. ¿Que tiempo hace?

2. Hace buen tiempo.

3. Hace mal tiempo.

4. Hace frío.

5. Hace calor.

6. Hace fresco.

7. Hace sol.

8. Hace viento.

9. Llueve/Está lloviendo.

10. Nieva./Está nevando.

11. Está nublado.

Nombre_____________________________ Hora ________ Fecha _______________________

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Cut around the frame and attach to your notebook.

¿Qué tiempo

hace?

?Glue here to

attach to

notebook. Glu

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envelope. Fold back

along the dotted

lines. Glue where

indicated to make

an envelope.

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hace?

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envelope. Fold back

along the dotted

lines. Glue where

indicated to make

an envelope.

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Color and cut out the circles. Add

them to your “Qué tiempo hace?”

envelope. Use these circles to match

with the correct weather expression.

Hace

buen

tiempo.

Hace

mal

tiempo.

Hace

frío.

Hace

fresco.

Hace

sol.

Hace

viento.

Hace

calor.

Llueve./

Está

lloviendo.

Nieva./

Está

nevando.

Está

nublado.

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Color and cut out the circles. Add

them to your “Qué tiempo hace?”

envelope. Use these circles to match

with the correct weather expression

picture.

It’s good

weather.

It’s bad

weather.

It’s

cold.

It’s

cool.

It’s

sunny.

It’s

windy.

It’s

hot.

It rains./

It’s raining.

It snows./

It’s

snowing.

It’s

cloudy.

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Color and cut out the circles. Add

them to your “Qué tiempo hace?”

envelope. Use these circles to match

with the correct weather expression in

Spanish.

Using your vocabulary list, draw and

color a picture to show each weather

expression. Cut out the circles and

add them to your “Qué tiempo

hace?” envelope. Use these pictures

to match with the correct Spanish

weather expression.

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Using your vocabulary list, copy each

weather expression onto the circles.

Color and cut out your circles. Add

them to your “Qué tiempo hace?”

envelope. Use these circles to match

with the correct weather expression

picture.

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