🌦 Weather & Climate

In this reading-based lesson, students read two connected texts: Lily's weekend weather forecast on the school news channel (using will for predictions, won't, might) and a Geography class debate about climate change (using First Conditional: If + present, will). The forecast covers sunny, rainy, windy, foggy, chilly weather with temperatures and practical advice. The debate introduces climate vocabulary and real-world conditional reasoning. Students learn weather adjectives, will for predictions, might for uncertainty, First Conditional formation, and the critical rule that the if-clause uses Present Simple, NOT will. Includes a conditional matching game, quiz, fill-in-the-blanks, and a writing task combining a forecast with climate opinions.