Grade 2 Weather Word Search

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Words to Find:

  • SUNNY
  • RAINY
  • CLOUDY
  • STORM
  • THUNDER
  • LIGHTNING
  • SNOW
  • HAIL
  • WIND
  • FOG
  • DRIZZLE
  • RAINBOW
  • TORNADO
  • BLIZZARD
  • BREEZE

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☀️ Overview

Weather affects what we wear, how we travel, and even how we feel. This Grade 2 Weather Word Search introduces fifteen words that describe different weather conditions — from sunny skies to powerful storms. By completing the puzzle, learners strengthen spelling, expand science vocabulary, and build awareness of the natural world around them.

🎮 How to Play

  1. Review the list of fifteen weather words.
  2. Search through the puzzle grid; words may appear horizontally or vertically.
  3. Circle or highlight each word as you find it.
  4. Watch out for overlapping letters — some words share common roots like rain.
  5. Use the printable answer key to check your results.

🎯 Learning Goals / Skills

  • Practice spelling and recognition of common weather-related vocabulary.
  • Connect English learning with basic science knowledge about climate.
  • Strengthen focus and pattern recognition through puzzle-solving.
  • Build curiosity about natural phenomena and their effects on daily life.

📖 Word List + Mini-Glossary

  • SUNNY — bright weather with sunshine.
  • RAINY — wet conditions caused by falling water drops.
  • CLOUDY — when the sky is covered with clouds.
  • STORM — heavy rain with strong winds.
  • THUNDER — the loud sound following lightning.
  • LIGHTNING — a sudden flash of electricity in the sky.
  • SNOW — frozen crystals falling in cold weather.
  • HAIL — small balls of ice that fall during storms.
  • WIND — moving air felt outdoors.
  • FOG — thick mist that reduces visibility.
  • DRIZZLE — very light, fine rain.
  • RAINBOW — colorful arc caused by sunlight and rain.
  • TORNADO — a violent rotating column of air.
  • BLIZZARD — a severe snowstorm with strong winds.
  • BREEZE — a soft, gentle wind.

👩‍🏫 Teacher Tips

  • Science Integration: Compare gentle weather (breeze, drizzle) with extreme events (tornado, blizzard).
  • Safety Awareness: Discuss what to do during storms, thunder, or fog to stay safe.
  • Creative Writing: Let students write a short “weather report” using at least three words from the list.
  • Observation Activity: Encourage learners to record the day’s weather in English for a week.

🖨 Printable & Answer Key Notes

The Grade 2 Weather puzzle balances simple and complex terms, making it suitable for learners ready to go beyond basic vocabulary. The “Print Blank” version is ideal for worksheets or homework, while the “Print with Answers” option provides quick reference for teachers and parents.

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