This Year 2 geography unit, Will It Be Sunny Today?, helps pupils explore daily weather patterns, seasonal changes and how weather affects everyday life. Across six lessons, pupils observe conditions, collect simple weather data and begin to recognise patterns over time.
Pupils compare weather in different parts of the UK, learn what meteorologists do and consider how extreme weather could affect a school environment. Recognised as Highly Commended by the Geographical Association, this unit includes lesson plans, teaching slides, differentiated activities and assessment opportunities to support progression across KS1 geography.
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This Year 2 geography block helps pupils understand weather and seasons through observation, simple data collection and comparison. Pupils explore daily weather patterns, seasonal changes and how weather can affect people, routines and places.
The lessons fit flexibly into different curriculum structures and typically work within a 45-60 minute geography lesson. This unit forms part of our wider Glorious Geography scheme, supporting progression from EYFS geography through to KS2 geography. Schools teaching mixed-age classes may also find our mixed-age geography planning helpful.
