Hace sol, llueve

Learning Objectives Identify sunny and rainy weather in Spanish. Say 'Hace sol' for a sunny day. Say 'Llueve' for a rainy day. Answer the question '¿Qué tiempo hace?' with two basic weather phrases. Point to the correct picture when they hear 'Hace sol' or 'Llueve'. Recognize the weather words 'sol' and 'llueve'. Mira por tu ventana. ¿Ves el sol ☀️ o ves la lluvia 🌧️? Today we will learn how to talk about the weather in Spanish! We will learn the words for a sunny day and a rainy day. This helps us talk about what we see outside. Real-World Applications Deciding if you can play outside at recess. Choosing what clothes to wear for the day. Describing the pictures in your favorite storybook. Telli...

TermDefinitionExample Hace sol ☀️This phrase means 'It is sunny'. We say this when the sun is out.El gato duerme en la ventana. Hace sol. Llueve 🌧️This word means 'It is raining'. We say this when water falls from the sky.La rana está feliz. Llueve. Está nublado ☁️This phrase means 'It is cloudy'. We say this when there are many clouds.No veo el sol. Está nublado. El tiempoThis word means 'the weather'. It is what it feels like outside.Hoy, el tiempo es bueno para jugar. ¿Qué tiempo hace?This is a question. It means 'What is the weather like?'.Mamá pregunta: '¿Qué tiempo hace?'

Using 'Hace' for Sun Hace + sol To say it is sunny, we use the special word 'hace' before the word 'sol'. Think of 'hace' as 'it makes'. It makes sun! Using 'Llueve' for Rain Llueve 'Llueve' is a special action word. It means 'it rains' all by itself. It does not need 'hace'. The Weather Question ¿Qué tiempo hace? This is the question you ask to find out about the weather. You can answer with 'Hace sol' or 'Llueve'.