seasons kindergarten
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Summer holiday assignment
Theme – seasons
Kindergarten
Class in charge:
ms. Sakshi manhas
Ms.ankita banchata
Dear Parents
We all know that COVID 19 has spread its tentacles all over
the world. The offices are closed, businesses are at halt,
schools are shut down, and there is a situation of complete
lockdown. Amidst this, I urge our dear parents to spend
quality time with the children. Use this time to teach your
children lessons of life. Involve them in day to day chores
like making their bed, helping you in the kitchen, setting
their cupboards, polish their shoes etc. Set a routine of
physical exercise for them so that their energy is utilized the
optimum. Not only this, talk to them about your life
experiences, teach them virtues such as kindness,
helpfulness, honesty etc. Read to them stories which will
enrich their vocabulary, take them closer to the roots and
give wings to their imagination. Let's join hands in making
the best use of this time granted to us.
The school is making every possible endeavor to help you in
this.
Regards
Ms. Sudeshna Sharma
Principal
Banyan Tree School
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
• Follow the instruction carefully with each worksheet.
• The work can be done on A-4 sheets/loose sheets/ notebook or any other alternate which is easily available.
• Kindly record videos of your child doing the
various activities and talking about it. Do share them with us, we would love to be a part of their learning.
• Prepare your child for the show & tell in which they are expected to speak a few lines on their favourite season. The date will be shared once the school reopens.
• Submit the assignment by 20th May, 2020 on email Id-
• Feel free to call/ ping in case of any query
REGARDS CLASS INCHARGE
Recall the alphabets and write them in the blank
droplets
Recall the alphabets and write them in the blank
popsicles
Let’s draw a pair of mittens and decorate them with
alphabets ( Aa-Zz ) either by pasting or writing on them.
Click pictures/make videos of your child enjoying the activity and
share them with us.
Rainbow Letter Matching– Trace the matching letters
and colour the pictures.
Draw an apple tree. Make the leaves of the tree in green
colour and apples in red colour by using your
thumbprint.
Then write counting (1-20) on those apples.
Click pictures/make videos of your child enjoying the activity and
share them with us.
Let’s make 4 yummy ice-cream cones by using colourful
hand cutouts. Then write counting (1-20) on the finger tips.
Click pictures/make videos of your child enjoying the activity and
share them with us.
Count the raindrops under each umbrella.
Write the number of raindrops in the box provided
Recall the numbers and write them in the blank droplets
Draw the trees and decorate them by finger dabbing to
match the season.
Click pictures/make videos of your child enjoying the activity and
share them with us.
What do you pack ?
Time for fun in the sun : Draw, Colour, Cut and Paste the
things which you will pack for summer vaccations.
How’s the weather ?
Follow the labels in the given boxes to draw different
types of weather
Compare a rainy day to a sunny day:
Draw the things which you observe on these days and
draw in appropirate given spaces.
All the colours that we know live up in a rainbow. You see
them in the sky after it rains. Let’s make a rainbow
(tearing pasting) by using colourful paper pieces and
cotton.
Click pictures/make videos of your child enjoying the activity and
share them with us.
Fresh lemonade: Summer is as sweet as lemonade. So
let’s make an awesome lemonade by painting, pasting
and colouring.
Click pictures/make videos of your child enjoying the activity and
share them with us.
Spring time: let’s create our own garden by hand printing
and finger dabbing.
Click pictures/make videos of your child enjoying the activity and
share them with us.
Newspaper Reindeer: Time to make a super cute Reindeer by using newspaper
Click pictures/make videos of your child enjoying the activity and
share them with us.
READING TIME
Yoga by the Theme!
Click pictures/make videos of your child enjoying the Yoga activity
and share them with us.
FUN FACTS
Seasons Facts for Kids
• The four seasons are spring, summer, autumn, and winter
• We see more thunderstorms during the summer
• Trees prepare for winter during Autumn
• The days get shorter during Autumn
• Winter can be associated with snow and freezing temperatures.
• Animals like bears and squirrels hibernate in wintertime
• The seasons don’t come at the same time of the year for everyone. For example…When it is winter in the United States, Australia is having summer. That means Christmas in Australia is warm and sunny!
SPRING • Spring starts when the day and night are the same length.
• The weather is warmer and sunnier, and trees and plants begin to grow.
• Many animals have their babies in spring.
SUMMER • Summer generally starts on the longest day of the year.
Depending on where you live, this is typically around 21 June.
• We start to see fruit grows on trees, and plants begin to flourish.
• Young animals become bigger and stronger.
AUTUMN (FALL) • Autumn (is also known as the fall,) begins when the day and
night are the same lengths again.
• During autumn, leaves change color and fall from the trees.
• Some animals collect food for winter comes.
WINTER • Winter starts on the shortest day of the year. Depending on
where you live, this is generally around this 21 December.
• Plants and trees stop growing. Some animals, like bats and bears one places to hide and sleep. We call this hibernation.
Why we have seasons
• We have different seasons because of the earth’s constant movement around the sun.
• The closer a place on earth is to the sun, the warmer it will be.
• The farther away it is, the colder it will be.
Suggestions to YouTube link:
https://www.youtube.com/user/turtlediarydotcom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owppK-GHPTU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3s57HonYXDQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQMUa2zIchs
Suggested Story Book Series: ❖ Pepper ❖ Bruno ❖ Bubble ❖ Noddy
Suggested movies to watch:
Thank you Stay safe Stay home