The Four Seasons by Hanna Mars Comments and Future Considerations:

Earth has four seasons. The seasons are spring, summer, autumn and winter. Comments and Future Considerations:

Comments and Future Considerations: Spring is the season when days get warmer. Many plants, flowers and trees start to grow.

Summer is the season when the days get hot Summer is the season when the days get hot. Summer has the longest and warmest days. Many crops grow in the summer like corn, tomatoes and rockmelon. Comments and Future Considerations:

Comments and Future Considerations: Autumn is the season when the days get cool. In some places, the leaves change colour. The leaves change from green to red, yellow, orange or brown. Then, the leaves fall to the ground.

Winter is the season when the days are very cold Winter is the season when the days are very cold. Most trees and plants stop growing. Some plants stay green like eucalyptus and juniper. Comments and Future Considerations:

Winter has the shortest days, and can be very cold and rainy Winter has the shortest days, and can be very cold and rainy. In some places, frost or snow can cover the ground and plants. Comments and Future Considerations:

Every year, Earth has four seasons. Comments and Future Considerations: