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Circle of Seasons (Northern Hemisphere) printout
Alternatively, you can print our Southern Hemisphere version. |
Print 1 copy |
| Seasons Sorting Cards printout | Print 15 copies |
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30 pairs |
We suggest students work in pairs. Homeschool students can work on their own.
If you live somewhere that doesn't experience four seasons, we strongly recommend extending this lesson and discussing the seasonal changes where you live. You can print out a blank “Circle of Seasons” chart and fill this out with your students so that it matches the seasonal weather patterns where you live.
To make students aware of seasonal changes, we suggest they keep a weather journal for a few days in fall, winter, spring, and summer. (The Weather Window activity in Lesson 1 of this unit offers a simple way to do this.) When students have completed all the seasons, compare the results in a class discussion. Look for patterns or trends in the weather where you live.
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