- Understanding that there are four seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter.
- Recognizing the changes in weather that occur during each season.
- Identifying the characteristics of each season, such as flowers blooming in spring, hot weather in summer, colorful leaves in fall, and snow in winter.
- Exploring how different plants and animals adapt to the changing seasons.
- Observing the length of daylight and how it varies throughout the year.
Continued development related to the activity:
Encourage the child to observe changes in their surroundings as the seasons change and discuss the reasons behind these changes. Help them create a nature journal where they can draw or write about how plants, animals, and weather change throughout the year. Take outdoor walks together to observe the different signs of each season and engage in nature-themed activities, like planting a small garden or birdwatching. Additionally, introduce books or videos about seasonal changes to enhance their understanding and spark further curiosity about the topic.