Seasons

Key Notes:

Definition of Seasons

• Seasons are different times of the year with specific weather patterns.

Number of Seasons

• There are four main seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall (Autumn), and Winter.

Spring

• Weather becomes warmer.
• Flowers bloom, and trees grow new leaves.
• Animals become more active.

Summer

• The weather is hot.
• Days are longer, and nights are shorter.
• People enjoy outdoor activities like swimming.

Fall (Autumn)

• The weather becomes cooler.
• Leaves on trees turn red, orange, and yellow before falling off.
• Harvest time for many crops.

Winter

• The weather is cold, and in some places, it snows.
• Days are shorter, and nights are longer.
• People wear warm clothes like coats and scarves.

Changes in Nature

• Each season brings different changes to plants, animals, and the environment.
• Example: Birds migrate in fall and winter.

Activities in Each Season

• Spring: Planting flowers, flying kites.
• Summer: Going to the beach, eating ice cream.
• Fall: Raking leaves, celebrating Thanksgiving.
• Winter: Building snowmen, celebrating Christmas.

Learning Through Observation

• Encourage students to notice changes in the weather and nature around them to identify the season.

Importance of Seasons

• Seasons help farmers grow crops.
• They affect what we wear and the activities we do.

Let’s practice!