Class 1 English - WEST-BENGAL
The Four Seasons
In the West Bengal Board (WBBSE) Class 1 Environmental Studies chapter 'The Four Seasons', young learners explore the wonderful changes in nature throughout the year. Students learn about Summer, Monsoon (Rainy), Autumn, and Winter, understanding how the weather, clothing, and food change in each season. This chapter is very important for building basic environmental awareness and foundational knowledge for primary board exams. Children learn to identify seasonal fruits, flowers, and weather patterns, helping them connect their daily classroom learning with the natural world around them in West Bengal.
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Summer Season (Grishma Ritu)
The hottest season of the year when the sun shines very brightly, and we wear light cotton clothes to stay cool.
Monsoon Season (Borsha Ritu)
The rainy season when dark clouds bring plenty of water, and we use umbrellas and raincoats to protect ourselves.
Autumn Season (Sarat Ritu)
A pleasant season following the rains, famous for white cloud patches in the blue sky and blooming 'Kash' flowers during Durga Puja in West Bengal.
Winter Season (Sheet Ritu)
The coldest season of the year when we wear warm woollen clothes like sweaters and blankets to keep our bodies warm.
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Board Exam Info
Under the West Bengal Board (WBBSE) curriculum, this chapter usually carries 5 to 10 marks in the Class 1 EVS evaluation. Common question types include matching seasons with their clothing, fill-in-the-blanks about weather types, and naming seasonal fruits or festivals.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons are there in West Bengal?
According to our environmental studies syllabus, we mainly learn about four main seasons: Summer, Monsoon, Autumn, and Winter.
Which season is best known for Durga Puja in West Bengal?
Autumn (Sarat Ritu) is the festive season when Durga Puja is celebrated with beautiful weather and Kash flowers.
What kind of clothes do we wear in winter?
We wear warm woollen clothes like sweaters, shawls, and caps to protect ourselves from the cold.
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