Weather and seasons

Weather and seasonsLondon AllenETPT 2020; 005Things we do in summer Ride our bikesGo swimmingGo get ice creamSet up lemonade standsGo to the parkHave garage sales

SpringThe season after winter and before summer, in which vegetation begins to appear, in the northern hemisphere spring goes from March to MaySpring is the season that we have rainy days and beautiful flowers

Videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnGKfOX5bVQWeatherThestateoftheatmospherewithrespecttowind,temperature,cloudiness,moisture,pressure,etc.The main types of weather we will discuss; rain, snow, sunny, cloudy, and cold

What to wear in summer?

AutumnThe third season of the year, when crops and fruits are gathered and leaves fall, in the northern hemisphere fall last from September to NovemberWe also call autumn, fall. Autumn is when we have warm days, not too cold not too hot

Autumn holidaysLabor DayGrandparents DayPatriot DayEquinoxColumbus DayHalloweenDaylight Savings Time EndsElection DayVeterans DayRemembrance DayThanksgivingThings to do in winterSit around fire placePlay in the snow Drink hot cocoGo sledding

Winter animals

What animals do in winterHibernate-Hibernation is like a very deep sleep. Animals hide away in a den or burrow. Their body temperature and heart rate slow down. This helps them to save their energy. Hibernating animals wake up in spring when the weather is nicer and there is more food around.Migrate-That's what migrating animals do. When the weather starts to get cold migrating animals fly or swim to a warmer place where they can find food.Adapt-Animals that adapt to the cold weather often change their appearance. They grow warmer fur or feathers and sometimes change color. Some animals change color to camouflage themselves against the snow. These animals can find food in winter, even though there isn't much food around.What to wear in winter?

Things to do in springPlant flowersPlay in the rainPlay outside

Spring animals

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