Day 2

Comparing the Seasons

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Illustration for Comparing the Seasons, part 1: Each season changes what we wear, eat, and do. In summer we wear light cotton clothes and a hat, drink lots of water, eat watermelon and ice cream, and play in the shade or in the pool.
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Each season changes what we wear, eat, and do. In summer we wear light cotton clothes and a hat, drink lots of water, eat watermelon and ice cream, and play in the shade or in the pool.

Illustration for Comparing the Seasons, part 2: In the rainy season we wear a raincoat and boots and carry an umbrella. We eat warm soup and hot corn.
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In the rainy season we wear a raincoat and boots and carry an umbrella. We eat warm soup and hot corn. Farmers plant rice. In the cool season we wear a sweater or jacket in the morning, drink warm milk, and enjoy the sun. Many people go camping in the mountains.

Illustration for Comparing the Seasons, part 3: Example: Make a chart with three columns: Summer, Rainy, Cool. Draw a hat under Summer, an umbrella under Rainy, and a sweater under Cool.
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Example: Make a chart with three columns: Summer, Rainy, Cool. Draw a hat under Summer, an umbrella under Rainy, and a sweater under Cool. Add a food for each!