Temperature can be high or low depending on whether it is hot or cold outside. Weather varies in different parts of the world, with some places being very hot or cold, and some receiving more or less rain. The weather changes between seasons, with winter typically being the coldest and rainiest while summer is the hottest. Farmers understand these seasonal patterns and grow crops suited to the climate and water availability of their region.

3. TEMPERATURE
When it is very hot, temperature is high.
When it is cold, temperature is low.
Is water that falls as rain,
snow or hail
WIND
Is the result of movement of
air. Very strong winds are
called gales

4. Weather Varies
There are places in the world where the weather is very hot.
There are also places where the weather is very cold.
In some places rains a lot, in others, very little.
ARID ZONE HUMID ZONE
The desert Northwest of the USA

5. The Weather Changes with the Seasons
is the coldest time of the year. It
often rains or snows.
is warmer than winter
Is the hottest time of year
Is cooler than summer. In autumn,
it rains and there are strong winds.

6. Farmers know what the weather is like in their area.
They also know how the weather changes from
season to season. For thousands of the years, people
have tried to grow crops that are well suited to each
place and season

7. RICE
Is a cereal that needs a kit if water.
People grow rice in very rainy
areas,like Shoutheast Asia.
Need a lot of water and heat. People
grow them in areas near of equator
TROPICAL FRUITS
Need little water to grow, but a lot of
sunlight. Cereals are grown throughout the
USA
WHEAT

8. In the USA People grow wheat, grapes and sugarcane
We make flour from wheat. We
use flour to make many kinds of
food, like bread, pasta and cakes.
Wheat grows in the Midwest
Grapevines produce grapes.
We eat grapes. We also
make grape juice and wine
from grapes. Grapes grow in
California and the
Northwest.
Sugarcane produces sugar. Sugar
is used to sweeten cakes, drinks
and candy. Sugarcane growns in
the Southeast.