Starter quiz
- Which statement is true?
- The weather is often different in each season. ✓
- The weather is often the same in each season.
- The weather is often snowy in each season.
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- Which type of weather is shown in this photograph?
- 'snow' ✓
- Which of these is a type of weather?
- March
- summer
- rain ✓
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- The weather in autumn is often ...
- windy and rainy. ✓
- hot and sunny.
- cold and snowy.
- Which word describes how hot or cold something is?
- autumn
- weather
- temperature ✓
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- A thermometer can tell us how hot or cold something is. What skills are we using when we use a thermometer?
- measuring ✓
- naming
- counting
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Exit quiz
- How many months are in one year?
- 9
- 12 ✓
- 20
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- Which of these is a season?
- winter ✓
- December
- snow
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- True or false? The season of winter in is March, April and May.
- True
- False ✓
- What kind of tree does this photograph show?
- holly
- evergreen
- deciduous ✓
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- What do we call trees and other plants that have leaves all year long?
- deciduous
- evergreen ✓
- everleaf
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- Some children use their senses to describe changes in seasons. Who is describing changes in winter in the UK?
- Izzy - I can see that some trees haven't got any leaves at all. ✓
- Andeep - Every tree in this season has all its green leaves.
- Sam - The leaves on some trees have turned an orange or brown colour.
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- There are twelve months in one year
- The four seasons are winter, spring, summer and autumn.
- The season of winter occurs in December, January and February.
- Deciduous trees have no leaves or very few leaves in winter.
- Changes in winter can be described using observation skills.
Common misconception
It always snows in winter.
Explanation including different kinds of weather that the pupils may experience in winter.
Keywords
Season - Seasons are periods of similar weather. In the UK, there are four seasons (spring, summer, autumn and winter).
Winter - Winter is the coldest season of the year. It is between autumn and spring.
Deciduous - Trees that lose their leaves once a year are deciduous.
Evergreen - Trees and bushes that do not lose their leaves in winter are evergreen.
Observe - To observe is to look very closely and use other senses too.
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