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Four Seasons and Day Length Activity for Kids
Seasons Tree DIY
- Duration: 30 min
- Difficulty: Medium
- Cost: $0 to $5
Make a flip book to show how the seasons happen in a pattern!
Material List
- 4Pieces of construction paper
- 1Bowl
- 1Pencil
- 1Glue stick
- 1Pair of scissors
- 1Pack of markers
Instructions
- 1Turn the bowl upside down on the construction paper and trace around it.
- 2Cut out four circles of equal size following the line you traced.
- 3Fold each circle in half.
- 4Open each paper and draw one tree on each one for each season.
- 5The tree for winter should have no leaves on it.
- 6The tree for spring should have buds and flowers.
- 7The tree for summer should have lots of leaves.
- 8The tree for fall should have leaves in red, yellow and brown.
- 9Fold the circles in half.
- 10Put the winter one in front of you, put glue on it and stack the spring one on top.
- 11Next, glue the summer circle on top.
- 12Finally glue the fall circle on top.
How It Works
As you flip through the book you will see that the seasons always happen in the same order: Winter, spring, summer, and then fall. Once you’ve gone through the four seasons, they start over again and continue in the same order. Seasons happen in the same pattern each year.
Check out the Full Lesson on Four Seasons and Day Length!
In this lesson, we learn that:
- Seasons happen in a pattern that repeat every year.
- The four seasons are summer, fall, winter and spring.
- During the summer there are more daylight hours and during the winter there are less.
