The Four Seasons

Ms. Woodruff’s Class

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The Four Seasons

• Winter

• Spring

• Summer

• Autumn

Winter:How can we tell?

• The days start getting shorter because the sun sets earlier.

• The temperature outside starts to get colder.

• The rain turns into white, fluffy snow!

Winter:What should we wear?

• We should wear warm, thick coats so we stay warm.

• Hats, mittens and scarves to protect us from the cold temperature.

• Warm boots so that our feet don’t get cold.

Winter:Fun things to do!

• Go outside and have a snowball fight.

• Build a snowman

• Put on a pair of ice skates and go ice skating.

Winter:Fun things to do!

• Go outside and have a snowball fight.

• Build a snowman

• Put on a pair of ice skates and go ice skating.

Spring:How do we know?

• The suns rises earlier in the morning.

• Days get a little warmer, melting the winter’s snow.

• Baby animals are born.

Spring:What should we wear?

• Raincoats so our clothes stay dry.

• An umbrella to protect us from getting wet.

• Anything that is waterproof.

Spring:Fun things to do!

• Play your favorite sport.

• Go outside and fly a kite.

• Do some spring cleaning inside your home.

Summer:How do we know?

• School lets out in June!

• Days are warmer and longer.

• The sun shines a lot more.

Summer:What should we wear?

• Shorts and t-shirts to stay cool in the hot temperatures.

• Sandals so our feet don’t sweat.

• Hats and sunglasses to protect us from the sun’s rays.

Summer:Fun things to do!

• Go swimming in the ocean, lake, or pond.

• Build a sand castle at the beach.

• Having family cookouts or picnics.

Autumn:How do we know?

• The days start getting shorter because the sun sets earlier.

• The leaves on the trees turn colors and eventually fall off.

• Strong winds and harsh rain come.

Autumn:What should we wear?

• Long jeans and pants so we stay warm.

• A thin jacket or comfy sweatshirt.

• Warm shoes that will make our feet stay warm.

Autumn:Fun things to do!

• Go outside and fly a kite.

• Rake up the leaves in your yard and play in them.

• Have a bon fire with family and friends.

Four seasonsby: Rowena Bennett

Spring time is a green time

When seedlings start their growing

Summertime’s a rainbow time

When many blooms are blowing.

Autumntime’s a brown time

When seeds are ripe for sowing;

But wintertime’s a white time

When stars of frost are glowing.