Seasons Spring Summer Fall Winter Summary of the SOL covered   Return to my  EDLF345 Products  Page.   Click on this picture anytime to return to this page
Spring Affects the weather Affects the plants Affects the animals Next Season!
Summer Affects the weather Affects the plants Affects the animals Next Season!
Fall (also known as Autumn) Affects the weather Affects the plants Affects the animals Next Season!
Winter Affects the weather Affects the plants Affects the animals Next Season!
Spring Weather Warmer days Cool nights Often rainy or thunderstorms Length of the days being to get longer Back to Spring
Spring and Plants Buds begin to appear on trees Flowers pop up through the soil Buds on the trees turn into leaves Everything begins to look green Offer homes to small animals Back to Spring
Spring and Animals Birds are often the first animals to appear  Baby animals are born Animals that have a lot of hair may begin shedding as the weather gets warmer Humans begin to wear lighter clothing for the warm weather Back to Spring
Summer Weather Warm and hot days Warm nights Thunderstorms Stays light until late evening Back to Summer
Summer and Plants Trees are covered with leaves Fewer flowers, more plants Some plants may wilt from the heat and not enough rain Provides shade from the hot sun for animals and humans Back to Summer
Summer and Animals Furry animals shed most of their fur to keep cool in the hot weather Some animals come out only at night, when it is cooler Baby animals become independent Humans wear shorts and t-shirts or tank tops Back to Summer
Fall Weather Warm days Cool nights Length of daylight begins to get shorter Back to Fall
Fall and Plants Leaves begin to change colors and dry Once the leaves are dry, they fall off of the trees Less green, more browns Back to Fall
Fall and Animals Birds begin to migrate (fly to states that will have warmer weather for the winter) Animals prepare for winter: furry animals will begin to get thicker fur coats Humans begin to dress in warmer clothes, with sweaters and jackets Back to Fall
Winter Weather Cold days Cold nights Precipitation is often snow or ice (sleet) Gets dark in early evening or late afternoon Back to Winter
Winter and Plants Evergreens still have needles All other trees are bare Some plants may freeze in the cold weather Back to Winter
Winter and Animals Some animals hibernate  Furry animals have developed a thick coat to keep them warm during the winter Some animals gain weight during the winter.  The fat provides extra warmth in the cold. Humans dress much warmer, with heavy coats and hats and gloves. Back to Winter
Summary Addresses the  First Grade SOL 1.7 , addressing Earth patterns, cycles, and change. Students can benefit by guiding themselves by clicking on various links to find out what they want to know about the various seasons.  Students can also benefit from the teacher going through the slides while teaching the class about the different seasons. Provides a visual representation to supplement a lesson. Seasonal weather paraphrased from  http://www.miclimbscience.org/DocPieces/st5el/SCI.V.3.E.2_f.html

Science 1.7 Seasons

  • 1.
    Seasons Spring SummerFall Winter Summary of the SOL covered Return to my EDLF345 Products Page. Click on this picture anytime to return to this page
  • 2.
    Spring Affects theweather Affects the plants Affects the animals Next Season!
  • 3.
    Summer Affects theweather Affects the plants Affects the animals Next Season!
  • 4.
    Fall (also knownas Autumn) Affects the weather Affects the plants Affects the animals Next Season!
  • 5.
    Winter Affects theweather Affects the plants Affects the animals Next Season!
  • 6.
    Spring Weather Warmerdays Cool nights Often rainy or thunderstorms Length of the days being to get longer Back to Spring
  • 7.
    Spring and PlantsBuds begin to appear on trees Flowers pop up through the soil Buds on the trees turn into leaves Everything begins to look green Offer homes to small animals Back to Spring
  • 8.
    Spring and AnimalsBirds are often the first animals to appear Baby animals are born Animals that have a lot of hair may begin shedding as the weather gets warmer Humans begin to wear lighter clothing for the warm weather Back to Spring
  • 9.
    Summer Weather Warmand hot days Warm nights Thunderstorms Stays light until late evening Back to Summer
  • 10.
    Summer and PlantsTrees are covered with leaves Fewer flowers, more plants Some plants may wilt from the heat and not enough rain Provides shade from the hot sun for animals and humans Back to Summer
  • 11.
    Summer and AnimalsFurry animals shed most of their fur to keep cool in the hot weather Some animals come out only at night, when it is cooler Baby animals become independent Humans wear shorts and t-shirts or tank tops Back to Summer
  • 12.
    Fall Weather Warmdays Cool nights Length of daylight begins to get shorter Back to Fall
  • 13.
    Fall and PlantsLeaves begin to change colors and dry Once the leaves are dry, they fall off of the trees Less green, more browns Back to Fall
  • 14.
    Fall and AnimalsBirds begin to migrate (fly to states that will have warmer weather for the winter) Animals prepare for winter: furry animals will begin to get thicker fur coats Humans begin to dress in warmer clothes, with sweaters and jackets Back to Fall
  • 15.
    Winter Weather Colddays Cold nights Precipitation is often snow or ice (sleet) Gets dark in early evening or late afternoon Back to Winter
  • 16.
    Winter and PlantsEvergreens still have needles All other trees are bare Some plants may freeze in the cold weather Back to Winter
  • 17.
    Winter and AnimalsSome animals hibernate Furry animals have developed a thick coat to keep them warm during the winter Some animals gain weight during the winter. The fat provides extra warmth in the cold. Humans dress much warmer, with heavy coats and hats and gloves. Back to Winter
  • 18.
    Summary Addresses the First Grade SOL 1.7 , addressing Earth patterns, cycles, and change. Students can benefit by guiding themselves by clicking on various links to find out what they want to know about the various seasons. Students can also benefit from the teacher going through the slides while teaching the class about the different seasons. Provides a visual representation to supplement a lesson. Seasonal weather paraphrased from http://www.miclimbscience.org/DocPieces/st5el/SCI.V.3.E.2_f.html