The document discusses the reasons for seasons and explains that as the Earth revolves around the sun, the seasons change, with summer having longer days than winter due to the tilt of the Earth's axis. It also notes that some animals hibernate in winter because it is too cold for them to live actively at that time, so they eat a lot of food to sustain themselves through the winter months when they are dormant.

1. From
James

2. Why are there
seasons
 The earth moves around the sun. As it
moves the seasons change.
 Summer is long Because you have a very
limited experience with the world. Around
the equator, the days and nights are about
the same - yes, all year long!
 Summer days are longer, which is why it
doesnt get dark until later. But each day the
day gets shorter. Which is why we change
the time. We start to lose daylight as the
year goes on. So yes. Summer days are
longer than wonter days.

3. Hibernation
 Winter is when some
animals hibernate
because it is to cold
for them to live.
 When animals
hibernate there eat a
lot of food to live for
the winther