Once upon a time, there was a curious little flower named Petunia who lived in a garden. She loved learning about the different seasons and their unique weather patterns. One summer day, Petunia asked the sun why it was so hot and sunny. The sun simply smiled and said, "It's summertime, my dear! That's what I do best!"

The next season was autumn, and Petunia was amazed by all the colorful leaves falling from the trees. But she noticed that the weather was getting colder and wondered why. The wind whispered in her ear, "It's autumn now, Petunia. Time for the leaves to fall and make room for winter."

When winter arrived, Petunia was shocked to see snow everywhere. She asked the snowman why it was so cold and white. The snowman chuckled and said, "It's wintertime, Petunia. I bring the snow and the chill."

As spring approached, Petunia was excited to see all the rain. She asked the raindrop why it was so important. The raindrop replied with a smile, "I help the flowers like you grow and bloom, Petunia. It's springtime, and time for new beginnings."

Finally, Petunia learned that each season has its own unique weather patterns and special gifts to bring. And she lived happily ever after soaking up all the beauty of the sun, snow, rain, and leaves in each season.

Reflections

1. What did Petunia learn about each season?
2. What weather patterns did Petunia observe during each season?
3. What did the sun, wind, snowman, and raindrop say about their respective seasons?
4. How did Petunia feel about each season?
5. Why is it important to understand the different seasons?