Did you know there are four special times in a year? They are called seasons! Let’s learn about them together: summer, fall, winter, and spring.
Summer is when the sun shines bright and it’s warm outside. Here are some fun things to do in summer:
Fall is when the leaves change colors and the air gets cooler. Here are some fun activities for fall:
Winter is when it gets cold and sometimes it snows. Here are some fun things to do in winter:
Spring is when flowers bloom and everything turns green. Here are some fun activities for spring:
Now you know all about the four seasons: summer, fall, winter, and spring. Each one is special and has its own fun things to do!
Seasonal Treasure Hunt: Go on a treasure hunt in your backyard or local park. Look for items that represent each season. For example, find a green leaf for spring, a colorful leaf for fall, a small rock warmed by the sun for summer, and a pinecone for winter. Talk about how each item relates to its season.
Seasonal Dress-Up: Have a dress-up day where you wear clothes suitable for each season. For summer, wear sunglasses and a hat. For fall, put on a scarf. For winter, wear a warm coat. For spring, wear a raincoat or carry an umbrella. Discuss why each outfit is suitable for its season.
Seasonal Story Time: Create a short story or draw a picture about your favorite activity in each season. Share your story or drawing with your family or friends. Ask them what their favorite season is and why.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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There are four seasons in one year: summer, fall, winter, and spring.
**What do you do in summer?**
In summer, I swim in the pool.
In summer, I go camping.
In summer, I have a barbecue.
**What do you do in fall?**
In fall, I go hiking.
In fall, I visit a museum.
In fall, I go to the zoo.
**What do you do in winter?**
In winter, I make a snowman.
In winter, I fly a kite.
In winter, I go skiing.
**What do you do in spring?**
In spring, I ride my bike.
In spring, I go on a picnic.
In spring, I play at the park.
There are four seasons in one year: summer, fall, winter, and spring.
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