Seasons

There are four unique seasons, all different from each other.
Summer, Winter, Autumn, and Spring.
In Summer,the days grow longer and the nights shorter. The temperature rises and there are lots of things to do, such as swimming, surfing, going to the beach, and eating ice cream.
In Summer, there is daylight savings too.

That means we get more daylight hours.
In Autumn, it gets colder and the leaves turn brown, red and orange.
Lots of leaves fall and it's fun to jump in them.
In this special season, you can play lots of leaf games. Unlike Summer, the days are shorter and the nights are longer.
This is because it is nearly winter.

In Winter, it is just like Autumn, but much, much colder. Sometimes, there is frost on the grass. Children start to play inside.
They just draw, read, write or play with toys.
When you go out, parents are firm about keeping warm. The clothes you should be warmer with big coats or scarves.

In Spring, flowers bloom and animals give birth to their young. The days are just like Summer and the clothes get cooler. It's the perfect season for flower picking, tag, or even swimming.

Some people enjoy Autumn because of all the leaves.
Seasons are truly wonderful.