This easy worksheet expands weather vocabulary by tracing sleet, snowy, warm, hail, cool, and breezy so first graders practice spelling new science words. Four fill-in-the-blank sentences cover snowy winter weather, a gentle breeze on a hot day, small balls of ice called hail, and wearing shorts when the weather is warm.

Three true or false questions then check that children know rain comes from clouds in the sky, that a tornado is not a gentle breeze, and that fog appears when the air is very misty. The mix of tracing and meaning questions helps young learners link weather words to how each kind of day actually feels outside.