talk a lot 2 question sheet weather

Talk a Lot
Weather
General Questions:
1. Are there any words that you don’t know? Use a dictionary to find the meanings.
2. Take some cards. Describe the word on a card without saying it.
3. How many words have… a) 1 syllable, b) 2 syllables, c) 3 syllables, d) 4 syllables,
e) 5 syllables, f) 6 syllables?
4. Put words with more than one syllable into groups according to where the strong
stress falls.
5. Put the words into alphabetical order.
6. Put together words that have the same number of letters.
7. Put together words that start with the same letter.
8. How many words can you remember when they are all turned over?
9. Put words that contain the same sounds into groups (see phonetic chart on p.152).

Lesson Questions:
1. Which word sounds like… a) list, b) nice, c) dog, d) warm, e) fun, f) meet, g) proud?
2. Put the different kinds of weather into two groups: good weather and bad weather.
3. What could I wear when the weather is good?
4. Which word is something that you could make when it’s cold and white outside?
5. Which word is a hot fiery planet that we are usually very happy to see in the sky?
6. Which phrase is something that you could hear on the radio or television, or read in
the newspaper, which can be accurate or inaccurate?
7. What could I wear in bad weather?
8. You could find these on a car. They move backwards and forwards and help you to
see where you’re going.
9. Which word is something that you look at to find out how warm or cool it is outside?
10. This is a place where alternative energy is generated by many tall white turbines.
11. a) Put all of the natural disasters together in one group. b) Say where in the world
each one is most likely to happen.
12. What could I put on my car when the weather becomes cold?

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