Year 1 - Geography
Weather and the seasons: winter
Seasons: how does the weather change through the year?
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Year 1 - Geography
Seasons: how does the weather change through the year?
This unit introduces weather and seasonal change by exploring different types of weather and how they vary across the year. Pupils observe and measure the weather, identify patterns, and begin to relate seasonal change to the calendar year.
You will learn to think like a geographer in the school grounds to notice, locate and explore signs of winter.
It is winter in the UK in December, January and February. Winter is the coldest time of the year and has the fewest hours of daylight.
Winter is the season between autumn and spring. In the UK, we experience autumn in December, January and February.
Mistake: It is always snowing in winter. Correction: If conditions are right and it is cold enough then it will snow during the winter months. There are some days in winter that are mild and not cold.
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