The document discusses various natural cycles including the life cycles of butterflies and frogs, the water cycle, and the four seasons. It provides pictures and descriptions of each stage in these cycles and encourages identifying additional cycles in nature and daily life, such as day and night. Students are prompted to explain the pictures and make stories about the different seasons.

1. Now the pattern is complete. Going in Cycles Can you fill the blanks correctly? Now see carefully :

2. Can you see the pattern here ? A pattern that repeats itself again and again can be shown in a cycle. cycle

3. cocoon eggs butterfly caterpillar This is the life cycle of butterfly. It goes like this: eggs caterpillar cocoon butterfly H ow I s A B utterfly F ormed? This is also a cycle.

4. Do you know of some things around you that happen in cycles? Do you follow a cycle in your daily routine? Show the seasons in a cycle. Show a day and night in a cycle.

5. Do you know of some things around you that happen in cycles? Do you follow a cycle in your daily routine? Show the seasons in a cycle. Show a day and night in a cycle.

6. Can you see any link between these pictures? Can you explain each picture? What is happening?

7. Summer Spring Autumn The four seasons Winter Spring winter spring

8. Here is another cycle____ The Water Cycle See how water moves in nature . Sun heats up big and small water bodies on the Earth. Water evaporates and rises up to sky. Cools down and condenses into clouds. Comes back to Earth as rain, hail and snow. Goes into the Earth as run off water.

9. Sunrays heat up water bodies on Earth Ware evaporates Water vapours rise up, cool down on the sky to form clouds. Then come back to Earth as rain.

10. rain Water evaporates Water body water evaporates Rain water soaks into soil ground water WATER cycle runoff clouds sun

11. Spawn small tadpole big tadpole young frog with tail Adult frog Life cycle of Frog

12. Let the children see the pictures and invite them to make stories about different seasons.