The document describes the key characteristics of each season: Spring brings warmer weather, baby animals, and plants waking from winter; Summer has long hot days, ripe fruit and vegetables, and busy bees and butterflies; Fall sees leaves changing color and picking remaining crops as animals prepare for winter; Winter is cold, may involve snow, and finds children and animals bundling up for the chill.

1. The Four
Seasons

2. Spring
• The sun shines more and the
days begin to get warmer.
• Spring is a time when baby
animals are born.
• Spring is a time when plants
and trees wake up after a long
winters nap.
• Spring showers help to warm
the earth, moisten the soil,
helping new plants to grow.

3. Summer
• Long, hot days.
• Summer fruit and
vegetables are ready to be
picked.
• You see many bees and
butterflies fly flower to
flower.

4. Fall
• Leaves change to yellow,
orange, and red.
• Picking fruit and
vegetables.
• Animals get ready for
winter.

5. Winter
• Winter is cold.
• Children dress warmly.
• In some countries we can
see snow.
• Animals head to their
winter homes.

6. The Four Seasons

7. Spring

8. Summer

9. Fall

10. Winter