Seasons #1

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The parts of a year when we experience different weather events are called seasons. We basically go through four different weather changes in a year. Therefore, we experience four different seasons. These are spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Each season lasts for three months.

Winter: December, January, February

Spring: March, April, May

Summer: June, July, August

Autumn: September, October, November

Now let’s see what happens in these four seasons.

WINTER

∗ Winter is the coldest season.

∗ Weather is often snowy, rainy, or freezing.

∗ Trees shed all their leaves.

∗ We wear thick clothes, scarves, and gloves to protect ourselves from the cold.

∗ We heat our houses using air conditioners, electrical heaters, lighting fireplaces, or other means of heating.

∗ We are more prone to catch flu or influenza.

SPRING

∗ Spring is the season when the weather starts to warm up slowly again.

∗ Nature begins to come alive.

∗ The trees begin to green and bloom again.

∗ It’s raining very often.

∗ We begin taking off our coats and boots.

∗ Migratory birds come back again.

∗ Animals start to come out of their burrows.

SUMMER

∗ It is the hottest season.

∗ The trees begin to bear fruit.

∗ Schools are closed and we go on summer vacation.

∗ We wear our thinnest clothes.

∗ We eat ice cream and drink lots of water.

AUTUMN

∗ The leaves of the trees turn yellow and begin to fall.

∗ There is a lot of rain and wind.

∗ We wear thick clothes like sweatshirts and long pants.

∗ Migratory birds migrate to warm countries.

∗ Animals stay in their nests to protect themselves from the cold.

∗ Autumn is also the harvest season. Farmers collect the crops.

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