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Table of Contents

Introduction to Seasons..............pg. 2-3

Winter.....................................pg. 4-7

Spring.....................................pg. 8-11

Summer..................................pg. 12-15

Autumn...................................pg. 16-19

Conclusion...............................pg. 20

References..............................pg. 21-24

The first season we will talk about is winter. 

Winter starts in the middle of December and 

ends in the middle of March. The first day of 

winter is called the winter solstice. 

In winter, the temperature drops and 

can become very cold. The main form 

of precipitation is usually snow.

A lot of people build snowmen in the 

winter or have snowball fights. You 

can also go sledding, skiing, 

snowboarding, or snowmobiling. 

Some holidays during the winter season 

are Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa, 

New Year's, Valentine's Day, and St. 

Patrick's Day.

The season following winter is spring. 

Spring starts in the middle of March 

and goes until the middle of June. The 

first day of spring is called the spring 

equinox. 

In spring, the temperature begins to 

warm from the cold of the winter. The 

main form of precipitation is usually 

rain or thunderstorms, but there can 

still be some snow showers. 

People love to get outside and enjoy the 

warmer weather when spring comes 

around. They often go for walks, runs, 

or bike rides. 

Some spring holidays include Easter, 

Earth Day, Mother's Day, Memorial 

Day, and Father's Day.

After spring comes summer. Summer 

begins in the middle of June and ends 

in the middle of September. The first 

day of summer is called the summer 

solstice. 

In summer, the temperature gets even 

warmer than it is in spring. Like spring, 

summer usually has rain and 

thunderstorms. 

Many people spend a lot of time 

outdoors in the summer. They go 

camping, go on hikes, and go fishing.

Some summer holidays include The 

Fourth of July and Labor Day. 

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