SEASONS
Name the four seasons.
What is Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall?
This is what we call rocks breaking into smaller pieces.
What is weathering?
A flood is an example of this type of land change.
What is a fast change?
This behavior is when animals move to a new place for a season.
What is migration?
Plants grow and change during different seasons, which is called this.
What are seasonal changes?
This is the season that usually has the coldest weather.
What is Winter?
This is when rock or soil moves from one place to another.
What is erosion?
Weathering happens slowly, so it is this type of land change.
What is a slow change?
This behavior helps animals blend in so they can stay safe.
What is camouflage?
Many plants begin to grow again during this season.
What is Spring?
Leaves change colors and fall in this season.
What is Fall?
These two forces can cause erosion.
What are wind and water?
Erosion is this kind of land change because it takes many years.
What is a slow change?
This winter behavior helps animals save energy by sleeping.
What is hibernation?
This is true: seasons affect plants, animals, and this part of Earth.
What is land?
Seasons happen in the same order every year because they follow this.
What is a pattern?
This breaks rock, while erosion moves rock.
What is weathering?
What is weathering?
A landslide is fast, but weathering is this.
What is slow?
Animals change their behavior when seasons change for this important reason.
What is survival?
Weathering, erosion, floods, and volcanoes all create these on Earth.
What are land changes?
People change their clothes and activities because seasons bring different kinds of this.
What is weather?
Ice breaking rocks apart is an example of this process.
What is weathering?
These changes can be dangerous because they happen suddenly, like floods or landslides.
What are fast land changes?
Birds flying south, bears sleeping in winter, and insects blending in are all types of these.
What are animal behaviors?
Weather, seasons, and animal behaviors are connected because they all relate to these changes on Earth.
What are seasonal changes?