Hace sol (It's sunny)

Learning Objectives Correctly identify the phrase 'Hace sol' when they hear it. Say 'Hace sol' to describe a sunny day. Answer the question '¿Qué tiempo hace?' with 'Hace sol'. Recognize that 'sol' means 'sun'. Draw a picture of a sunny day and label it 'Hace sol'. Use the phrase in a simple sentence, such as 'Hoy hace sol'. Connect sunny weather to activities they enjoy, like playing outside. Look outside your window! Is the big, bright sun shining? ☀️ Let's learn the special Spanish words to talk about a beautiful sunny day! In this lesson, we will learn the important phrase 'Hace sol', which means 'It's sunny'. Learning this helps us talk about the weather, dec...

TermDefinitionExample Hace solThe complete Spanish phrase that means 'It's sunny'. We use this to describe the weather on a sunny day.When you look outside and see the sun shining, you can say, '¡Hace sol!' El solThe Spanish word for 'the sun'. This is the big, bright star that gives us light and warmth.En el dibujo, el sol es amarillo. (In the drawing, the sun is yellow.) El tiempoThe Spanish word for 'the weather'. This is what it's like outside (sunny, rainy, cloudy, etc.).Vamos a hablar sobre el tiempo. (We are going to talk about the weather.) HaceA special word from the verb 'hacer' (to do/make) that we use to talk about the weather. Think of it as 'It makes...' so 'Hace sol' is like 'It makes sun&#...

The 'Hace' Weather Rule Hace + [Weather Noun] In Spanish, for some weather conditions like sun and wind, we use the special verb 'hace'. 'Sol' (sun) is a noun (a thing), so we must use 'hace' in front of it to say 'It's sunny'. The Weather Question & Answer Pattern Question: ¿Qué tiempo hace? -> Answer: Hace sol. When someone asks '¿Qué tiempo hace?', the simplest and most direct way to answer for a sunny day is to respond with the phrase 'Hace sol'. Adding the Day: 'Hoy' Hoy + [Weather Phrase] To say what the weather is like today, you can start your sentence with the word 'Hoy' (Today). For example, 'Hoy hace sol'.