The Four SeasonsJanalyn Christensen1st Grade Science

Standard 2, Objective 3

The Four Seasons

Spring

Fall

Summer

Winter

Click on a season to learn more!

Assignment

Spring

Rains a lot!

Flowers begin to grow.

Temperatures start to get warmer.

You can wear short sleeve shirts, carry umbrellas, and wear rain boots.

Home

Summer

School is out!

You get to go swimming at the pool.

Temperatures are hot, hot, hot!

You can wear shorts, flip flops, sunglasses, and sunscreen.

Home

Fall

School begins again.

The leaves start to fall off the trees.

Temperatures start to cool off.

You can wear sweatshirts, jeans, tennis shoes, and baseball caps.

Home

Winter

Snow starts to fall.

You get to build snowmen and go sledding.

Temperatures are very cold.

You can wear hats, gloves, coats, snow boots, and long pants.

Home Cont.

School is over! Days are longer

Temperatures are hot, hot, hot!

Days are spent outside

What Season Am I?

It is still raining

Summer

Assignment

What Season Am I?

Playing outside consists of

building snowmen

Bundle up tight!

Days are very short

Snow blankets the ground

The temperatures

are the coldest of the year

Winter

Assignment

What Season Am I?

Flowers start to bloom

New animals are born

Snow turns to Rain Birds begin to chirp

Temperatures slowlyget warmer

Spring

Assignment

What Season Am I?

School begins againThe leaves on the trees change

colors

Temperatures get cooler

Days grow shorterThe air grows crisp

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTXtSGf1VdY

Click on the link below to watch a fun video about the seasons!

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Homework Assignment

Students will be given a worksheet that contains scenes of each season. Students will be expected to cut out and place clothing and seasonal items in the correct scene. Two from each season will be provided. Lower level learners will only be given one per season, higher level learners will be asked to draw in an additional item per season.

Additional Websites

https://news2you.n2y.com/kidssite/index.html

www.theweatherchannelkids.com

Click on the following links to find games and other

interactive material to help you learn more about the

seasons.

References

Images of seasonal temperatures and today’s forecast from https://news2you.n2y.com/kidssite/index.html

Youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTXtSGf1VdY

Other pictures, taken by myself; Janalyn Christensen