Once upon a time, there were four seasons: summer, autumn, spring, and winter. Each season had its own unique weather and special things to enjoy.

In the summer, the sun shone brightly and the days were warm. Children loved to play outside and swim in the pool. Flowers bloomed and the leaves on the trees were green and lush.

In the autumn, the leaves on the trees changed color to beautiful shades of red, orange, and yellow. Children went on walks to collect the colorful leaves and make crafts with them. The weather was cooler and sometimes it rained.

In the spring, the flowers began to bloom again and the days grew warmer. The sun shone more often and the birds sang sweet songs. Children loved to play outside and watch the new baby animals being born.

Finally, in the winter, the snow fell from the sky and the days were cold. Children loved to build snowmen and have snowball fights. But, even though the weather was cold, there were still things to enjoy, like hot cocoa and cozy fireplaces.

No matter what season it was, there was always something to enjoy and discover. The sun, the rain, the snow, the flowers, and the leaves all helped to make each season special in its own way.

Reflections

1. What are some of the unique weather conditions and activities that you can associate with each of the four seasons mentioned in the story?
2. How do the sun, rain, snow, flowers, and leaves contribute to making each season special in its own way?
3. Can you think of any other things that children might enjoy doing during each of the four seasons? Why do you think those things are fun?