Class 1 English - KERALA
The Four Seasons
In the Kerala SCERT Class 1 chapter 'The Four Seasons', young learners explore the four main changes in weather throughout the year: Summer, Monsoon (Rainy), Autumn, and Winter. This chapter helps children connect with their immediate natural environment, understand how nature changes around them, and recognize the right clothes and food we use in each season. It forms a foundational base for Environmental Studies (EVS), making it very important for early school assessments and observational skills in board-related evaluations.
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Summer Season
The hot season when the sun shines very brightly, and we like to wear cotton clothes and drink cold water.
Monsoon Season
The rainy season when dark clouds bring lots of rain, and we use umbrellas and raincoats to keep dry.
Autumn Season
The season when trees shed their dry leaves and the weather starts becoming pleasant and cool.
Winter Season
The cold season when we feel chilly and like to wear woolen sweaters and drink hot milk.
Weather Connection
Understanding how plants, animals, and humans change their habits and clothing according to the changing seasons.
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Board Exam Info
This chapter typically carries around 5 to 10 marks in Kerala (SCERT) Class 1 EVS evaluations. Common question types include matching seasons with their pictures, identifying appropriate clothes for a given season, and filling in the blanks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the four seasons we learn in Class 1?
The four main seasons are Summer, Monsoon (Rainy), Autumn, and Winter.
Why do we wear woolen clothes in winter?
We wear woolen clothes in winter to keep our bodies warm because the weather is very cold.
Which season brings us lots of rain in Kerala?
The Monsoon season brings heavy rain to Kerala, filling rivers and watering plants.
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