Dressing for the Weather
Choose appropriate clothing and equipment for different weather conditions — coat and umbrella for rain, sun hat and sunscreen for hot sun, warm layers for cold — understanding that weather affects what we do and how we prepare each day
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Before going outside, can your child check the weather and choose the right clothes — like grabbing a raincoat if it's cloudy or a sun hat if it's hot?
Choose appropriate clothing and equipment for different weather conditions — coat and umbrella for rain, sun hat and sunscreen for hot sun, warm layers for cold — understanding that weather affects what we do and how we prepare each day
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- Select appropriate clothing for at least three different weather conditions
- Explain why certain clothes or equipment are needed for specific weather
- Describe how weather affects daily activities like playtime, walking to school, or outdoor events
“Before going outside, can your child check the weather and choose the right clothes — like grabbing a raincoat if it's cloudy or a sun hat if it's hot?”
Curriculum record
- Type
- Procedural
- Subject
- Science
- Domain
- Weather & Climate
- Age range
- Ages 5–7