Read together
Tutor: In the south the winter can be mild. In the north it is colder.
Lea: We always check the west for wet wind before a trip.
Tutor: Good. East is where the sun will rise. Night ends there first.
Lea: Which season is best for walking?
Tutor: Autumn, if the roads are not too wet. Spring is soft too.
Lea: Last night was wet in the west. Today looks clearer toward the east.
Tutor: Mild, wet, night, rise, north, south, east, west, season — keep those ready.
Lea: I will write the best day of the week for our next outdoor class. They checked the meaning once more, spoke the key words aloud, and ended with a calm line that made the whole scene easy to remember the next day.
Talk about it
Reflection
Which directions and weather words did they use?