The document summarizes the four seasons - spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Spring lasts from March 21 to June 21 and is when new plants begin to appear. Summer is the hottest season, lasting from June to August. Autumn or fall begins in September and ends in November, when deciduous trees shed their leaves. Winter is the coldest season, occurring between December and February with snow, ice, and short days.

1. The four
Seasons
Spring Autumn
Summer Winter

2. What is a Season?
A SEASON IS:
A traditional division of
the year based on
unique weather
conditions.
In temperate regions,
there are four seasons,
spring, summer, autumn
and winter, while in
tropical countries there
are often only two, a dry
season and a rainy

3. This season lasts from March 21to June 21.
This season usually has the most severe weather.
New plants begin to appear during this season.
The cycle of life starts.

4. Spring Things:
o Warmer Weather
o Rain
o Flowers
o Rainbows
o Butterflies

5. The days are very
pleasant.
People enjoy going for picnics in spring.

6. Summer
The summer lasts through June, July,
and August.
Children are out of
school during this
season.
Fruits, vegetables, and
other plants are in full
growth.

7. The sun is at it’s hottest and
brightest during this time.

8. Autumn
Also known as FALL.
This season starts in September and lasts through the end of November.
Deciduous trees shed their
leaves.
Leaves will change to a red or
brown color before falling.
The days get shorter and cooler,
and the nights become longer.

9. In the Autumn we go back to school, have Halloween and Thanksgiving.

10. Winter
This season starts in
December and goes
through February.
The weather is cold, and
there is usually snow and
ice.
The days are short
and the temperature
is low.

11. The people wear wholen clothes.
They light fires and heaters to keep
warm.