The document describes the key characteristics of each season: Spring brings warmer weather and the birth of baby animals as plants and trees wake up from winter. Summer has long hot days when fruits and vegetables are ready to pick and bees and butterflies pollinate flowers. Fall sees leaves change color as fruits and vegetables are picked and animals prepare for winter. Winter is cold, prompting children to dress warmly to play in snow and animals to seek shelter.

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 to
play in the snow.
• Animals head to their
winter homes.

6. The Four
Seasons
Round and round t he
seasons go

7. Spring

9. Summer

11. Fall

13. Wint er