The document discusses the weather in Canada and provides information about the different seasons. It describes the typical weather patterns and temperatures in autumn, winter, summer, and spring. For each season, it lists the type of clothing needed, such as coats, hats, mittens, and boots. It also includes activities and links for students to learn more about the weather, including watching videos, doing word searches, asking questions, and reading comprehension exercises.

1. Reading for all
The ……in canada
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2. Watch the video and speak with your
classmate.
What is it about?
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4. The weather in Canada.
ABCD objectives
ABCD
objectives Objectives
Daily weather The Weather
How is the weather like?
clothes
Assessment Links and resources

5. How is weather like in …………?
Think-Pair-Share
Think-Pair-Share
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Autumn Winter summer Spring

7. How is weather like in …………?
Think-Pair-Share
Think-Pair-Share
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Autumn Winter summer Spring

8. Autumn
 Autumn – September to November
 In the autumn, typically the shortest of the
seasons, days become noticeably shorter and
the first frosts appear. Leaves in many parts
of the country turn from green to red, yellow
and brown before they fall from the trees. The
weather during autumn can be rainy or dry;
this is an unpredictable time of year. You can
expect the first snows in November but
sometimes they come earlier. You will need a
coat, mittens, hat and boots as the end of fall
arrives.
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9. Winter
 Winter – December to February or later
 Winter is the longest season of the year. You must
dress warmly to protect yourself from the cold when
you are outside in winter. You will need a warm coat,
mittens, hat and boots most days. Since you lose 90
per cent of your body heat through your head, a
properly fitted hat is essential.
You should also layer your clothing. For example, you
might decide to wear long underwear – also called
long johns or t-shirts and sweaters underneath your
outer clothing. This keeps you warmer than if you
wear one thick layer.
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10. Summer
 Summer – June to August / September
 Daytime temperatures are usually above 20 degrees
Celsius and can reach 30 degrees Celsius or higher
during July as the weather becomes hotter. Areas like
Durham Region near the Great Lakes in Ontario
experience humid air and thunderstorms. Most areas
experience mosquitoes in late spring or early summer.
Make sure you arrive with clothing for warm weather but
also have a coat or sweater on hand for cooler days.
Light fabrics work best in the summer including short
sleeves and short pants presuming your culture permits.
It's wise to wear a hat and apply sunscreen to exposed
skin to prevent sunburn.
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11. Spring
 Spring – March to May
 This is the season when winter snow begins
to melt. There is often a lot of rain during this
period as the days become warmer and
longer and the nights remain cool. Plants
begin to grow in spring. Trees remain bare
until April or May. You will need a warm coat
and possibly a hat, mittens and boots during
this season. An umbrella is also useful.
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12. How is the weather today?
To watch the video
Think-Pair-Square Check answers
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14. How is the weather today?
Sunny Snowy Windy
Rainy Stormy Cloudy
To watch the video
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15. What should I wear?
To watch the video
Think-Pair-Square Check answers
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17. What should I wear?
hat coat boot
sunglasses gloves shorts
To watch the video
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18. By the end of the lesson the stud
ask and answer questions about what the weather is like.
name the clothes needed to be worn in each season
describe what the weather is like outside, using the three main elements as
their guide, with words and pictures
report about the weather in specific countries.
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19. My ABCD
Given one of the the sites about the C
weather
My ABCD
A
the student
will be able to name the weather
season, the clothes suitable for B
each and tell how the weather is
like?
By matching the wather types and the clothing
Items with their suitable pictures.
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20. Assessment
1- word search :
http://
bogglesworldesl.com/files/easy_wordsearch_weather.jpg
2- Form question and answer:
http://bogglesworldesl.com/readingpackets/howstheweather
.doc
3- Writing activity
http://bogglesworldesl.com/kids_worksheets/OppositeWeat
her.doc
4- A reading comprehension:
http://readtheory.org/intermediate/A_Cold_Day.htm
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21. Links and resources:
 http://readtheory.org/intermediate/A_Col
d_Day.htm
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?
feature=player_embedded&v=kEau4IrfZ
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 http://www.youtube.com/watch?
feature=player_embedded&v=EmHnm0U
6e18
 http://bogglesworldesl.com/kids_worksh
eets/weather.htm
 http://www.durhamimmigration.ca/living
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