The document is an English lesson about weather and clothing that matches different weather conditions. It introduces common weather types like sunny, rainy, snowy, windy and stormy. It then asks the student to match examples of clothing to the appropriate weather, such as sunglasses and a bikini for sunny weather. The lesson concludes with short poems about different weather moods.

1. What´s like? the weather Nélida Nieto Lozano

2. Listen and repit with Baggy Hi, I´m Baggy

3. It´s SUNNY

4. SUNNY

5. It´s RAINY

6. RAINY

7. It´s SNOWY

8. SNOWY

9. It´s WINDY

10. WINDY

11. It´s STORMY

12. STORMY

13. Match it (Click with the mouse) SUNNY

14. Try this one WINDY

15. Try this one RAINY

16. Last one SNOWY

17. Clothes Now, we´re going to learn some clothes.

18. Clothes for a sunny day ( Click the suitable clothes) cap bikini sunglasses umbrella

19. Clothes for a rainy day ( Click the suitable clothes) raincoat bikini rainboots umbrella

20. Clothes for a snowy day ( Click the suitable clothes) cap raincoat gloves scarf

21. What´s the weather like today? (Click it) Is it windy? Is it rainy? Is it snowy? Is it sunny? Is it stormy?

22. Poetry for sunny days Sunny days are wonderful Especially if their is a little breeze They make me fell incredibly happy And puts my mind at ease

23. Poetry for rainy days Rainy Days In the middle of spring The church bells in the valley Vibrate my ears as they ring Oh how I love this time

24. Poetry for snowy days A snowy day takes all my worries away A snowy day gives me an excuse to play I can let the child in me be completely free And not worry about what people think of me.

25. Poetry for stormy days Storms shall always come and go Whether storms of rain or heavy snow Storms with thunder booming loud Starting with a darkened cloud Storms that bring us feelings of fear

26. Poetry for windy days Breeze drifting and blowing this windy afternoon . Why I am out here , feeling this breeze , drifting , flowing , shedding no tears .

27. I hope you´ve enjoyed this lesson, BYE!