Seasons Worksheet Study Notes

Seasons Worksheet Study Notes

• Four Seasons:

  • Summer: Hottest season, most daylight.
  • Autumn: Leaves change color and fall.
  • Winter: Coldest season, least daylight.
  • Spring: Plants grow and bloom.

• Earth's Movement:

  • Revolution: Earth's orbit around the Sun. One revolution takes one year.
  • Tilt: Earth's tilt on its axis causes the seasons.
  • Rotation: Earth spins on its axis, causing day and night.

• Seasonal Changes:

  • Seasons are opposite in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

• Seasonal Activities:

  • Students should provide their own examples.

• Spring Signs:

  • Students should provide their own examples.

• Animal Hibernation:

  • Students should explain why they hibernate in the winter.

• True or False:

  • Earth is divided into four hemispheres, not four seasons.
  • Each season lasts about three months.
  • The hemisphere tilted away from the Sun experiences winter.
  • Day and night are caused by Earth's rotation.
  • Near the poles, there can be extended periods of daylight in the summers.

• Seasonal Impacts:

  • Students should explain how seasons affect daily life in different areas.