The year is divided into four seasons: winter, spring, summer, and fall. Each season has different weather, activities, and changes in nature. Knowing the seasons helps us describe and measure time throughout the year.
Each season lasts about three months, and they always come in the same order: winter, spring, summer, and fall.
Each season is made up of certain months. Remembering which months belong to each season helps you connect the calendar to the weather and activities around you.
Think about holidays or family events during each season to help you remember which months belong to them.
Each season brings changes in the weather, plants, animals, and activities. Observing these changes helps us understand the world and measure time in a meaningful way.
Look outside your window and notice the changes in plants, animals, and the sky. These signs can help you know what season it is.
We often plan activities based on the season. Knowing the season helps us prepare for what we need to wear, what we can do outside, and what kinds of holidays we celebrate.
Think of fun activities you do in each season. Connecting activities to the seasons makes them easier to remember.