Seasons and weather
I can name the four seasons and their weather.
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Years 1 and 2 · Science
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I can name the four seasons and their weather.
Years 1 and 2 · Science
There are four seasons in a year.
Spring, summer, autumn, winter.
Then it is spring again!
Picture: A cycle called The four seasons with 4 stages: Spring (a picture of a blossom), then Summer (a picture of a sun), then Autumn: leaves fall (a picture of an autumn leaf), then Winter (a picture of a snowflake), and back to Spring.
Your turn: One season is hidden. Which season comes after summer?
Picture: A sequence called The four seasons with 4 stages, in order: Spring (a picture of a blossom), then Summer (a picture of a sun), then a hidden stage marked ?, then Winter (a picture of a snowflake).
Choose one:
The answer: Autumn
Autumn comes after summer. Then comes winter.
Picture: A cycle called The four seasons with 4 stages: Spring (a picture of a blossom), then Summer (a picture of a sun), then Autumn, then Winter (a picture of a snowflake), and back to Spring.
A sun means sunny. A cloud means cloudy.
An umbrella means rainy. A snowflake means snowy.
Never look straight at the sun!
Picture: Sunny: 1 sun, Cloudy: 1 cloud, Rainy: 1 umbrella and Snowy: 1 snowflake.
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