Allan Martinez

Seasons
Why we have seasons
The Seasons and
Earth’s Tilt
Label the season in each hemisphere
at each position.

Winter

Summer

Spring
Fall

Fall
Spring

Summer

Winter
What are seasons like on other planets?
1. Do all parts of Earth experience the same types of seasons? Why or why not?

Type your answer here: No because since the Earth is tilted, some parts of
the Earth have different seasons than others

2. Do other planets have seasons? Why or why not?

Type your answer here: Planets have seasons since they also go around the
sun, like the Earth.
1. What is an orbit? the curved path of a celestial object or spacecraft around a star,
planet, or moon
2. In June, the Northern hemisphere is leaning towards the Sun.

3. In December, the Northern hemisphere is tilted Away from the Sun.

4. What is indirect sunlight? When the sunlight is not directly hitting your hemisphere

5. Why are spring and fall temperatures more moderate?

They have some sunlight, which results in some warm days, and some cold
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Reflection
Create a detailed overview of what you learned in
this activity. Add 1-2 additional slides to this google
doc and submit. You should include…

1. The big picture - what are the one or two points

that really summarize this chapter for you?
2. What were the new things you discovered?
3. What surprised you?
4. What was most interesting?
5. How are the seasons important to weather?

Submission

● You will fulfill the requirements above by adding

subsequent slides
Reflection

1. Two points that summarize this chapter is that the reason we

have seasons is because the Earth is tilted, and that other
planets have seasons
2. I have learned that other planets have seasons, and the reasons
we have seasons is different in different parts of the Earth
3. I was surprised on how other planets have seasons along with
Earth.
4. The most interesting in my opinion was how the Earth is tilted,
which results in different parts of the world having different
5. The seasons greatly affect the weather because the amount of
sunlight will result in how hot or cold our days are.