Begin the lesson by discussing how the weather changes throughout the year. Engage students by asking them to share their experiences with different weather conditions.

Introduce the concept of seasons by showing a short video that highlights the four seasons and their characteristics.

Explain the four seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter. Discuss how each season affects weather patterns, plants, and animals.

Use images and diagrams to illustrate how the Earth's tilt and orbit around the sun cause seasonal changes.

Watch the video 'The Four Seasons – Spring' to explore the transition from winter to spring and its impact on the environment.

Discuss with students how animals and plants adapt to changes in each season, using examples from the video.

Have students create a seasonal collage using images from magazines or drawings that represent each season.

Encourage students to share their collages and explain how their chosen images represent the characteristics of each season.

Assign the 'Describing Seasons' worksheet, where students label images and write descriptions of the four seasons.

Conduct a class discussion to review the key concepts of each season and how weather changes throughout the year.

Use the 'Review – Weather and Seasons' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of the lesson.

Have students reflect on their favorite season and explain why, using examples from the lesson.

Encourage students to keep a 'Weather Diary' for a week, noting daily weather changes and seasonal characteristics.

Conclude the unit with a quiz to test comprehension of the four seasons and their characteristics.