Earth's Seasons Vocabulary

More rain

More Warmth

Less Rain

Less Warmth

The side pointing toward the sun

The side pointing toward the moon

The side pointing away from the sun

The side pointing toward the sky

twice

once

three times

once every season

A shooting star

The moon

A rocket

A Black Hole

At this time the Northern Hemisphere is experiencing the most direct sunlight

At this time the Northern Hemisphere is experiencing the most indirect sunlight

It is always summer time in the Northern Hemisphere

The Northern Hemisphere is always closer to the equator than the Southern Hemisphere

It receives no direct sunlight

It receives direct sunlight year round

It does not experience warm temperatures because it is close to the north pole

It is the location of Jungles, so it is warmer

The same seasons. When it is summer in the north it is also summer in the south.

The same seasons. The sunlight hits all parts of the earth equally all year round.

Opposite seasons. While one hemisphere is tilted toward the Sun, the other is tilted away from the Sun.

Opposite seasons. Both receive the same amount of sunlight all year round.

The equator distributes the Sunlight in only one direction

One hemisphere receives more direct sunlight and the other receives less sunlight

They depend on the moon and the ocean tides

The temperatures do not change because Sunlight hits the earth equally

A New Season

The Holidays

Your Birthday

The new moon cycle

The sunlight is distributed equally among the hemispheres

The sunlight hits one hemisphere more directly than the other

The Earth is constantly revolving around the Sun

The Earth and Sun are in alignment with the moon