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The document divides the year into four seasons - spring, summer, fall, and winter - and describes characteristics of each season including typical weather patterns and environmental changes. It also lists objectives for students to understand seasonal changes and how different weather conditions affect living things.
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- 1. SEASONS Prepared by: Jonida
- 2. At the end of the session, children will be able to: Understand that the year is divided into four distinct seasons Recognize differences in the environment between seasons Observe and record seasonal change Understand that different weather conditions have an effect upon living things
- 3. A season is a traditional division of the year based on distinctive weather conditions. There are four seasons: -Spring -Summer -Fall -Winter
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- 5. Fall (September, October, November) Winter ( December, January, February)
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- 9. Fall Leaves change to yellow, orange, and red. Picking fruit and vegetables. Animals get ready for winter.
- 10. Winter Winter is cold. Children dress warmly to play in the snow. Animals head to their winter homes.
- 11. Resources www.wikipedia.org www.Animationbuddy.com www.wxdude.com
- 12. Thank you