CLOUDS Imma Puntí Freixer Nottingham 2009. Stratus Low and grey clouds They are like blankets.

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CLOUDS Imma Puntí Freixer Nottingham 2009

Stratus Low and grey clouds They are like blankets

Not very nice weather! You should...

Not very nice weather! Watch the news! Watch the sky!

Cumulus White, fluffy, like cotton balls

Nice weather! You should...

Stay outside and have fun! Nice and fair weather!

Cirrus The highest clouds,white and wispy They are made of ice

Nice and windy weather! You should...

It’s windy! Go sailing!

Cumulonimbus Great clouds, white, grey, black and large They are like castles in the sky

Rain, storms, lightnings and thunders You should...

Watch out and stay inside! Cumulonimbus

fog

Do you want to listen to a cloud rap? Switch on the TV!

Clouds have nice and original shapes. Let’s imagine what they look like!

I think it looks like a...

Clouds, clouds, clouds...

Photos from: Banco de im á genes y sonidos CLOUDS ARE AMAZING, AREN ’ T THEY?