How it works
The weather tells us what to wear. Rain means a coat, sun means a hat, and cold means a warm jumper.
We get dressed one thing at a time, in order: pants, shirt, socks, shoes.
If something is stuck, we can ask for help.
Worked examples
Pick for the weather
- Kit hears the rain on the window.
- He puts the sun hat away.
- He picks a raincoat and rain boots to keep him dry.
One thing at a time
- Pants go on first, one leg and then the other.
- Next the shirt goes over his head. Peekaboo!
- Then socks, and last come his shoes or boots.
Ask for help
- One big button on the raincoat is stuck.
- Kit takes a slow breath and says, can you help me, please?
- Click goes the button, and Kit does the next one himself.
A taste of the worksheets
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
- What goes on right after the shirt? 👟 Shoes / 👖 Pants / 🧦 Socks
- A button is stuck. What does Kit do? 💪 Pulls hard / 🤐 Says nothing / 🙋 Asks for help
- True or false? Is asking for help brave and smart?