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Is how you ask What is the weather today?  \n¿Cuál es la temperatura? Is how you ask What is the temperature?  \n¿Cuál es tu estación favorita? Is how you ask What is your favorite season?  \n¿Qué tiempo hace en   (season) ? Is how you ask What is the weather like in (season)?  \n• Review the seasons vocabulary with the weather vocabulary by using this full sentence:  \no En _ (season)_ (weather)  For example: En el verano hace calor. In the summer it’s hot. What season is it cold?  \n• Review numbers 1-100 in Spanish so that you can talk about temperature.  \nNotas Culturales:  \n• Most Spanish speaking countries use Celsius to talk about temperatures. For example: In the United States we would say it is 72˚ F, but the same temperature in Spain would be 22˚ C.  \n• The earth is divided into hemispheres and the seasons are opposite in the different hemispheres. 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