Seasons PowerPoint on Changes Through the Year

This 57-slide 'Seasons' PowerPoint takes children through the seasons, starting in summer and passing through autumn, winter and spring back to summer.

This PowerPoint aims to teach Science/geography through the natural, local environment as young children learn best when they can see/experience things for themselves.

What does the 'Seasons' PowerPoint teach?

Children will:

• Learn what natural changes to plants and animals to look out for across the four seasons as well as changes we make, e.g. changes in activity and clothing

• Learn that days change in length throughout the year

• How the weather is affected by the seasons and the length of the day

• How the changes in seasons affect what we wear and what we do

• How plants and animals are affected by the seasons

• Key vocabulary associated with the seasons

Special features of the 'Seasons' PowerPoint:

• Bright photos and simple explanation makes it accessible to all abilities in the class and will engage even reluctant learners.

• Simple text for children to read on each slide means that the Seasons PowerPoint can be used for guided reading.

• More information is provided for the teacher to read, if desired, in PDF form or under each slide.

• Animated: All animations occur automatically.

How can the Seasons PowerPoint be used?

Some ideas:

1. It can be viewed as one longer PowerPoint, or split into individual seasons, watching one part at a time or each season.

2. As part of a project on seasons, summer, autumn, winter or spring

3. To revise and consolidate work done on seasonal changes

4. To introduce a new project on seasons to the class

Years/Ages

Early years/Pre-school

Foundation

Year 1

Special Needs

Who is it suitable for:

Young children, or those with special needs

Teachers

Home-educators

Private tutors

Private schools

What is included:

57 slide PowerPoint

1 PDF

More:

This Seasons PowerPoint teams up well with my Light and Dark PowerPoint: https://teachsimple.com/product/light-and-dark-powerpoint

For more science PowerPoints see the Lilibettes Resources store: https://teachsimple.com/contributor/lilibettes-resources?page=2