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The Weather Outside My Window
I sit in front of the window
The sky outside is gray
As the water pitter paters outside my window
It’s raining outside
Outside on this cold June day
The sun does not shine
As the water washes away the chalk drawings
As cars pass by splashing and spraying water from puddles
I sit inside, bored as I can be
And watch the weather outside my window
The rain’s stopped the next day
I can go outside now and bask in the sun
Except it’s not the next day
It’s September outside
And it’s cold once again
My mom doesn’t let me go outside
As the golf balls seem to fall from the sky
My mom says it’s hail
It’s dangerous and frozen
So I must stay again inside where it is safe
And so I watch the weather outside my window
I wake up and immediately go to my window
Maybe I can play in the leaves today
It is not the next day outside
It’s November outside
It is now colder than before
So I must stay inside and play
“But it’s only raining,” I tell my mom
She shakes her head no and tells me it’s sleet
The sleet is like rain and snow
It’s colder than rain
I nod my head as she smiles warmly
So I stay inside and watch the weather outside my window
I wake up
I know it’s not the next day
It’s January outside
And it’s colder probably
So I walk down the stairs
And sit in my chair as my mom makes me breakfast
“Ready for some fun today?” She asks
I look at her confused
“To go outside and play.” She tells me
My face brightens
I eat faster
Soon I’m in a warm hat, scarf, and gloves with a coat zipped to my mouth
Today we go outside
I make a snow angel and so does Mom
We have a snowball fight
And go ice skating at the park
We go back home and have hot cocoa
It’s warm just like the sun
Today I did not watch the weather outside my window
Although it was snow
And it was not the sun
I still managed to play and have fun
So it might not be tomorrow or months from today
But you will go out to the weather outside your window
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I did this for my 7th-grade science class and my class said they loved it as well as my teacher