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The Four Seasons: Grade One

This document discusses the four seasons and what causes them. It explains that seasons are caused by changes in the Earth's position relative to the sun throughout the year. The four seasons are autumn, winter, spring, and summer. Each season lasts about three months and is characterized by changes in temperature and weather patterns. Places near the equator do not experience distinct seasons because their position relative to the sun remains consistent year-round.

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The Four Seasons: Grade One

This document discusses the four seasons and what causes them. It explains that seasons are caused by changes in the Earth's position relative to the sun throughout the year. The four seasons are autumn, winter, spring, and summer. Each season lasts about three months and is characterized by changes in temperature and weather patterns. Places near the equator do not experience distinct seasons because their position relative to the sun remains consistent year-round.

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The Four Seasons

Grade One
What is a season?

• A season is one of 4 periods in a year.


• Each season lasts about 3 months.
• In each season, there are changes in
temperature, weather and length of daylight.
Why do we have seasons?

• Seasons are caused by the earth’s position


in relation to the sun.
• The seasons change as the earth moves
closer or farther away from the sun.
Some places don’t have seasons.
Why?

• Some places are close to the center of the


earth near the equator
• These places do not move closer or farther
away from the sun.
• Because of this, these places stay very
warm all year round.
What are the four seasons?

• Autumn
• Winter
• Spring
• Summer
Autumn
• Autumn is also called
Fall because the leaves
fall from the trees.
• In Autumn, the leaves
turn colors of red,
yellow, orange and
brown.
• The weather begins to
turn colder in Autumn.
Winter
• Winter is the coldest
time of the year.
• Snow falls in the
winter.
• Ponds and lakes freeze
in the winter.
• Christmas is in the
winter.
Spring
• In the Spring, we get
lots of rain.
• Flowers begin to grow
in the Spring.
• The leaves begin to
grow on trees.
• The weather starts to
get warmer.
Summer
• Summer is the
warmest time of the
year.
• The water gets warm
and we can go
swimming.
• There is no school in
the summer.
Class Activities

• What are some clothes that we wear during


each season. Why?
• Draw a picture of the things that occur in
each season.
• In which season is Halloween? Easter?
Thanksgiving? Remembrance Day?
Special Thanks To:

• World Book Encyclopedia


• Earth’s Science
• New Science for Kids

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