Learning to Identify The Four Seasons

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Learning to Identify The Four Seasons

• Created by
• Kari Gonzalez
• (For First Grade Students)

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The Four Seasons!
Click on the box above to visit a website that
tells more information about the four seasons.

• Fall
• Winter
• Spring
• Summer

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Fall

• In fall (or autumn), nature is preparing for
  winter. Trees are getting ready to shed their
  leaves. Many animals are preparing for
  hibernation. The nuts and berries of many plants
  are ripe and ready for animals to eat. Some birds
  are preparing to fly to warmer parts of the world
  to avoid the winter.
• Look for bright colored leaves to identify fall!

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Winter

• In winter, nature is quiet. Trees are beautiful,
  as theyre covered in snow.
• Look for lots of white snowfall to identify
  winter!

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Spring

• In spring, plants start growing and leaves sprout
  out of the trees. Birds build nests and lay their
  eggs and other animals get ready to take care of
  their babies. Insects emerge from hibernation or
  hatch from over-wintering eggs.
• Flowers sprouting and leaves growing help
  identify spring!

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Summer

• In summer, plants are in full bloom. Many will
  flower in summer. Animals are very active and
  their babies are running about.
• Look for lots of bright sunlight to help identify
  summer!

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Now lets see if you can tell which season is in
each of the following pictures!
Get out a piece of paper and number it from 1-8
or Click on the button below to print out an
activity sheet.
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Picture 1
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Picture 2
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Picture 3
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Picture 4
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Picture 5
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Picture 6
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Picture 7
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Picture 8
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Lets go over the answers!

• Picture 1
• Fall
• Picture 2
• Summer
• Picture 3
• Winter
• Picture 4
• Spring

• Picture 5
• Winter
• Picture 6
• Fall
• Picture 7
• Spring
• Picture 8
• Summer

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References

• Information regarding the seasons was taken from
  this website www.4seasons.org.uk/
• All clipart within this presentation was found at
  www.clipart.com
• Any photo images were found using Altavista image
  search at www.altavista.com

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Circle the season that you think each picture
number is.
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