CLOTHING AND WEATHER

clothing and weather

DANIELA ESTHER BANDERA

CLOTHING AND WEATHER What's the weather like?

weather

RAIN

WIND

SKY

STORMS

The weather expression

How's the weather? What's the weather like?

let´s practice

clothing

Dress

Blouse

Jeans

Tracksuit

Sweatshirt

Shirt / button-down shirt

Hoodie

Pants (US) / Trousers (UK)

Sandals

T-shirt

Boots

Sweater (US) / Jumper (UK)

High heels - Hells

Suit

Wellingtons

Shoes

Slippers

Classroom

Raincoat

Tie

Sneakers - trainers

Flip flops

Socks

Skirt

Coat

Swimsuit / bathing suit

Long-sleeve shirt

Tank top

Jacket

Scarf

Vest

Gloves

Beanie - knitter hat - woolen hat

Cap

Sunglasses

expression

do up – abrochar undo – desabrochar tie – atar dress up – arreglarse put on – ponerse take off – quitarse zip up – subirse la cremallera bottom up – abrocharse los botones try on – probarse roll up your sleeves – remangarse

No me queda - It is too tight. Me queda floja- It is too loose. No me queda bien- it doesn’t fit

let's practice

let's practice

let's practice

PRODUCTION

Students create short dialogues or representations discussing what clothing they would wear for specific weather conditions. They are encouraged to be creative and present realistic scenarios. Talk about what she wears on vacation and then talk about what you're wearing now.

Blizzard a severe snowstorm Cyclone a powerful tropical storm rotating in a circular direction Hurricane a rapidly rotating storm, that occurs especially in the West Atlantic Ocean Thunderstorm a storm with thunder and lightning and sometimes heavy rain and strong winds Tornado (twister) a dangerous spinning cone-shaped column of air Typhoon a tropical cyclone that occurs especially in the West Pacific Ocean

The Sun: the star that gives the earth heat and light. Cloud: a grey or white mass of water in the sky. Fog: water droplets that form a thick cloud in the air above the land or the sea, reducing visibility. Mist: thin fog that occurs when humid air cools rapidly. Rainbow: a multicolored arch appearing in the sky when the sun shines through rain

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Breeze a light and gentle wind Crosswind the wind that is blowing across the direction of travel of a person or vehicle Easterly the wind that is blowing from the east Northerly the wind that is blowing from the north Gale a very strong wind Gust a sudden blast of wind Headwind the wind that is blowing against the direction of travel of a vehicle Tailwind the wind that is blowing in the same direction of travel of a vehicle Sirocco a hot wind that comes from the Sahara Desert to southern Europe

Deluge:a sudden large amount of rain Downpour: a heavy rain in a short time Drizzle: a rain that falls in light drops Hail: balls of ice that fall from the sky. Each of the balls of ice is called a hailstone. Shower: a short period of rain Sleet partly frozen falling rain Monsoon: heavy rain that falls in S Asia in the summer Snow soft, white pieces (called snowflake) of water ice that falls from clouds. Rain can cause: Flood a large amount of water covering land which is usually dry Puddle a small amount of water on the ground