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Fog, Frost, and Hail: A Weather Word Poem

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Fog, Frost, and Hail: A Weather Word Poem

Define weather words by their group and one detail.

Read the poem

Weather Words

1Fog is a cloud that hangs down low.
It hides the road, so cars go slow.

2Hail is ice that falls in a storm.
Ping, ping! Stay inside where it is warm.

3Frost is ice that forms at night.
It coats the grass in sparkly white.

4A breeze is a wind that is soft and light.
It rocks the leaves from left to right.

5Dew is water in tiny drops
on morning grass and flower tops.

6A blizzard is a storm with snow
and strong, cold winds that blow and blow.

Group and detail

The poem tells what each weather word means by giving a group and a detail. In "Fog is a cloud that hangs down low," the group is cloud. The detail is hangs down low.

1.
Read part 4 of the poem. What group is a breeze in?
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2.
Hail and frost are both ice. Which detail from the poem tells about hail?
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3.
Underline the TWO sentences that say a weather word is ice.

4.
Match each weather word to what the poem says it is.
5.
Read part 5 of the poem. Which detail does the poem give about dew?
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Use groups and details

A good definition names a group and tells one detail.

6.
Write the group word from the word bank. One word will not be used.

An icicle is that hangs down in a long point.
A puddle is that sits on the ground after it rains.
A thunderstorm is a with thunder and lightning.

7.
Ama wrote this: "Snow is ice." What is missing from her definition?
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8.
Solve each riddle. Write the weather word from the word bank. Two words will not be used.

I am ice that forms at night. My name is .
I am a wind that is soft and light. My name is .
I am a cloud that hangs down low. My name is .

9.
Write a definition of rain. Name its group and one detail.