The document describes the four seasons - spring, summer, fall, and winter. Spring is a time of warmer weather, baby animal births, and plants/trees waking from winter. Summer has long hot days, ripe fruit and vegetables, and bees/butterflies pollinating flowers. Fall features leaves changing colors, picking crops, and animals preparing for winter. Winter is cold, with children playing in snow and animals seeking shelter. The seasons rotate in a continuous cycle.

1. The Four Seasons

2. Spring The sun shines more and the days begin to get warmer. Spring is a time when baby animals are born. Spring is a time when plants and trees wake up after a long winters nap. Spring showers help to warm the earth, moisten the soil, helping new plants to grow.

3. Summer Long, hot days. Summer fruit and vegetables are ready to be picked. You see many bees and butterflies fly flower to flower.

4. Fall Leaves change to yellow, orange, and red. Picking fruit and vegetables. Animals get ready for winter.

5. Winter Winter is cold. Children dress warmly to play in the snow. Animals head to their winter homes.

6. The Four Seasons Round and round the seasons go

7. Spring

9. Summer

11. Fall

13. Winter