The Four Seasons

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The Four Seasons

• By Jessica Hudson

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Winter

• Winter is the coldest season.
• When going outside, people tend to bundle up by
  wearing boots, hats, mittens, and warm winter
  coats.
• Some animals hibernate in the winter. An example
  is a bear.
• In the winter it gets dark very early. The
  daylight does not seem to last long.

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Spring

• In the spring, the snow goes away and the grass
  begins to become green.
• There is a time change in spring. We set our
  clocks one hour forward, or spring forward!
• We can also put away our hats, and wear light
  coats and sometimes even shorts!
• It also tends to rain a lot in the spring, hence
  the saying, April showers bring May flowers!

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Summer

• Unlike winter, the days are long. Daylight last
  well into the evening.
• Dont forget to lather up the sunscreen! During
  summer the earth is facing the sun!
• It is the warmest of all the seasons, and bathing
  suits and tank tops are worn to help fight the
  heat!

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Fall

• There is another time change that takes place
  during the fall, it is called fall back. We set
  our clocks one hour back.
• In the fall the trees lose all their leaves to
  prepare themselves for winter. But, before they
  lose their leaves, they turn colors. The trees
  are beautiful shades of red, orange, and yellow.
• Crops are harvested in the fall.

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Question Time!!

• What season do animals hibernate in?
• Fall
• Summer
• Spring
• Winter

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You are Correct!!!

• Animals hibernate in the winter!!!
• Great job, keep up the good work!

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No, that is incorrect.

• Lets go back and refresh your memory!

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Resource Page

• Website usedhttp//oncampus.richmond.edu/academic
  s/education/projects/webunits/cycles/autumn.html
• PowerPoint By Jessica Hudson