What’s your favorite Season?

By: Kirsten Richins

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Winter Spring

Autumn Summer

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Winter

Between Autumn and Spring

The coldest season in temperate climates

Days are short, Nights are long

Earth tilt is faced away from the Sun

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Winter

Winter continued

Weather that can occur:

Snow, blizzards, sleet, ice and extreme cold

Migration sets in motion

Winter months are: December, January and February

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Spring

Transition between Winter and Summer

Also known as springtime

The days are close to 12 hours long

Spring months are: March, April and May

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Spring

Spring continued

Weather will be rainy, windy and will range in the 60’s

There can be tornadoes, thunderstorms and flash floods

Plants will start to blossom

Extreme weather changes

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Summer

Between Spring and Fall

Days are the longest and nights are the shortest this season

The weather is extremely warm

Humidity becomes a problem

Droughts start to occur

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Summer continued

Summer Vacation begins

Monsoon season

Garden’s and crops will grow

It’s a dry season

Summer months are: June, July and August

Earth’s tilt is closest to the sun

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Autumn

Occurs between Winter and Summer

Autumn months are: September, October and November

Crops will be harvested

Earth’s tilt is turning away from the sun

The weather starts to turn colder

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Autumn continued

Also known as Fall

Night time comes earlier

Traditional Western Holidays occur

The leaves will start to turn colors

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Standards and Objectives

1st Grade ScienceStandard 2: Earth and Space Science. Students will gain an understanding of Earth and Space Science through the

study of earth materials, celestial movement, and weather.

Objective 3: Compare and contrast seasonal weather changes.

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Assignment

» Please Choose One:˃ Throughout the year take multiple pictures of each

season and create a powerpoint with the pictures you’ve taken. With each picture write one interesting fact about that season.

˃ Write a paragraph about each season and then create 4 different word clouds.

+ Word Cloud˃ In addition print each one of these out to help you

throughout the year.

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Extra’s

» Season’s Video» Weather Game

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References

» A look at the seasons. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.uen.org/Lessonplan/preview?LPid=28141

» Utah education network. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.uen.org/core/core.do?courseNum=3010

» Weather 2: What's the season?. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://sciencenetlinks.com/lessons/weather-2-whats-the-season/

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