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**Learn About the Four Seasons: Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring | Complete Guide**  In this video, we explain everything you need to know about the four seasons — Summer, Fall (Autumn), Winter, and Spring. Perfect for beginners and students who want to understand the basic concepts of seasons.  **Highlights of the video:**   - Names and characteristics of each season   - How seasons change and affect the environment   - The impact of seasons on our daily life   - Simple explanations suitable for all ages

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00:00Welcome to 3 to Wonder. I'm Dr. Jeff and today we're going to learn about seasons. Summer,

00:08fall, winter, and spring. Yes, it all happens in a pattern. Let's explore.

00:19Today we'll learn that seasons happen in a pattern that repeats each year.

00:30Hey, what's the matter with you two? Addison and I want to go skiing,

00:35but we can't because it's summer. Hmm, that is true, but don't worry,

00:40because soon it will be fall and after that it'll be winter and you can ski or snowboard.

00:47Come on, I'll show you. It's time to go into our imaginations. Follow me!

00:52Ready? Here we go. In 3, 2, 1, day!

01:10Where are we? Welcome to summer, where there's long days with lots of daylight.

01:18Ooh, it's warm. You could say that again. Ooh, it's warm.

01:29Have some cold iced tea and enjoy the summer heat.

01:36Ah, so much better. So, why is it hot in the summer?

01:41Great question, EJ, and the answer is it's hot because it's sunny.

01:49This may just be the sun, but did you say it's hot because it's sunny?

01:54Yes, I did. The sun shines light down on our planet Earth,

02:00and that sunlight warms things up. In the summer, the sun is out for longer,

02:07and its sunlight warms us up more. Look at these trees. What do you see?

02:13Look how these leaves are green. It seems that most leaves are green in the summertime.

02:19And because there's more daylight in the summer, we can play outside longer.

02:24And animals love it too. Look how they're playing outside.

02:27Oh, it would be fun to join them. But I think the season is about to change in our imagination.

02:39Whoa! Seasons change a lot faster in our imagination.

02:43Yes. In real life, it takes one full year to change through all four seasons. But in our imaginations,

02:52we can do it super fast.

02:54The leaves were green and now they're all different types of colors, like orange and yellow.

02:59This must be fall.

03:00Yes! Fall comes after summer. There is less daylight in the fall, which makes the air get a little bit colder.

03:10Look, the leaves. They're falling. Maybe that's why this season is called…

03:18Fall! Yes!

03:25Do trees get rid of their leaves in the fall because there's less daylight and it's colder?

03:30Good question. Some trees conserve water and energy by losing their leaves. When that happens,

03:39the leaves change colors. But not to worry, because when it warms back up again, leaves will grow back.

03:47What do animals do in the fall?

03:50Think of fall as the season when all things get ready for winter. Look!

03:57Watch how the squirrel gathers nuts. Why do you think it is hiding the nuts in a tree?

04:04So it can eat the nuts when it's cold out.

04:06Think! Think!

04:08Otherwise, the fish might be buried under snow.

04:10Exactly! And then the squirrel can survive the winter because it knows where it can find food.

04:18So if animals are getting ready for winter, that means the next season must be winter.

04:25Correct! It's winter!

04:27I'm going to imagine a warmer outfit.

04:32Good idea.

04:35Good call, Addison. Look! It's snowing!

04:40So why does it snow in winter anyway?

04:43What?

04:43I said, why does it snow in winter anyway?

04:48Oh! You see, in winter, there is even less sunlight than in fall.

04:55That makes it very cold because there's less sunlight to warm things up.

05:01Think of snow as drops of rain that have gotten so cold they freeze into snowflakes.

05:10Some animals sleep during all of winter in order to stay safe and healthy.

05:17All right! And when animals sleep during the winter, it's called hibernation.

05:23Time to explore the next season!

05:26This must be spring! The warmer air is caused by having more daylight in the spring. The sunshine

05:34helps to melt the snow. And spring flowers are blooming. Now that winter is over and it's spring,

05:41does that mean animals will come out of hibernation?

05:45Yes! They're ready to enjoy a sunny spring day!

05:49And all kinds of baby animals are born during spring!

05:53Dr. Jeff, if we just had summer, fall, winter, and spring, what comes after spring?

06:00Summer!

06:03Yeah!

06:05But summer already happened!

06:09It did?

06:12Well, that's because there's only four seasons and every year they always come in the same order.

06:19Summer, fall, winter, spring!

06:38It's always the same order! And that cycle repeats every year!

06:42summer fall winter spring that makes it a pattern every year in the same order

06:51exactly and if you know the pattern then you can predict what season comes next

06:59so after summer it'll be fall with less daylight and then winter with the least

07:05daylight then spring with more daylight and then summer again which is the

07:11season with the most daylight you got it now it's time to try it yourself

07:24today we're going to make an arts and crafts tree to show how the seasons happen in a pattern you're

07:31going to need construction paper of a few different colors like white light green dark green and orange

07:40a pencil a bowl a glue stick a pair of scissors and some markers first use a bowl to draw a circle

07:48on the paper then cut out a big circle from all the pages of construction paper

07:58next fold each paper in half then decorate each section to look like the season it represents

08:06white will be winter the white represents snow and the tree branches will have no leaves on

08:16light green will be spring when the leaves start growing back and when plants grow flowers

08:22dark green will be summer when lots of trees are green with leaves

08:26orange will be false when leaves change color and fall off next fold the white circle in half and glue

08:36it to the half of the light green circle

08:41then fold the dark green circle in half and glue it on top of the light green one then repeat with the orange

08:49brown sugar Soldier slides

08:53as you flip through your artwork you will notice that the seasons always happen in a certain

08:58order just like in nature winter then spring then summer then fall try it yourself

09:10Seasons happen in a pattern that repeats every year

09:21Summer has more daylight and the winter has less

09:26Summer, fall, winter, spring

09:30These are the four seasons

09:33Summer, fall, winter, spring

09:36These are the four seasons

09:38Seasons happen in a pattern that repeats every year

09:43Summer has more daylight and the winter has less

09:49Summer, fall, winter, spring

09:53These are the four seasons

09:56Summer, fall, winter, spring

09:58These are the four seasons

10:04And now you know. Until next time, I'm Dr. Jeff.

10:07I'm AJ.

10:08I'm Addison.

10:09And remember

10:10Always question, always wonder

10:12Like, come here

10:14In a book, I still have para word

10:19The book isaf History

10:20The book isafiture

10:23of the three farewells

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