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The Four Seasons: How the Weather Changes

  • Grade 1
  • Science
  • 56 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC1-SC-19

Four season cards fill in one at a time, each with a thermometer that rises to warmer in spring and hottest in summer, then falls to cooler in fall and coldest in winter. Each window then shows that season's weather (grey clouds and rain, sunny days, wind blowing the leaves, grey clouds and snow), and an arrow from winter back to spring shows that the seasons repeat every year.

Concept: The four seasons: how the weather changes through the year

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The question this lesson answers

How does the weather change through the year?

Many places have four seasons every year.

Transcript

What the lesson says

How does the weather change through the year?

Many places have four seasons every year.

In spring, the air gets warmer.

Grey clouds often bring rain in spring.

Summer is the hottest time of year.

Many summer days are sunny and bright.

In fall, the air gets cooler.

In fall, windy days blow the leaves around.

Winter is the coldest time of year.

In many places, grey clouds bring snow.

Then spring comes back, and it starts again.

Weather changes with the seasons, all through the year.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Grade 1

Science, Earth science: local patterns that occur on Earth and in the skyBC1-SC-19

Previous: The Moon and Stars at Night

The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.

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