1. A season is a period of the year characterized by particular weather conditions and daylight hours, typically divided into four parts in temperate regions: spring, summer, fall (autumn), and winter.
2. The four seasons in temperate climate regions are:
1. Spring
2. Summer
3. Fall (Autumn)
4. Winter
3. The three main seasons in tropical climate regions are:
1. Rainy (Wet) Season
2. Dry Season
3. Cool Season (in some tropical areas with mild temperature variation)
4. Seasons for each sentence:
- It can be cold enough to snow. → Winter
- Very heavy rains can cause floods. → Rainy Season (Tropical) or sometimes Spring/Summer in temperate zones
- We feel very thirsty & drink lots of water. → Summer
- Leaves have hues of orange, yellow & red. → Fall (Autumn)
- Flowers start blossoming. → Spring
- A cool drink feels refreshing. → Summer
5. Seasons shown in each picture (left to right):
- Spring (child planting flowers)
- Summer (child eating ice cream)
- Winter (snowman)
- Spring (girl with flowers)
- Summer (child under umbrella at beach)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 4th grade weather worksheet.
