Seasons of the Year

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Seasons of the Year

• Teacher Mrs. Graham

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Spring

• First Day of Spring
• Months
• Holidays In Spring
• Weather/Clothes
• The Creation of a thousands forests
  is in
• one acorn
• Ralph Waldo Emerson
• Things To Do
• Coffee filter butterflies

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Summer

• First day of summer
• Months
• Holidays
• Summer afternoon to me those
  have always been the two most beautiful
  
  words in the English language
• Henry Jamese
• Weather/Clothes
• Things To Do
• Fun Facts

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Fall

• First day of Fall
• Months
• Holidays
• Autumn is a second spring when
  every flower is a leaf
• Albert Camus
• Weather/Clothes
• Things To Do
• Activity

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Winter

• First Day of Winter
• Months
• Holidays
• See, Winter comes, to rule the varied
  year,   Sullen and sad, with all his
  rising train     Vapors, and
  Clouds, and Storms.
• 
  James Thomson
• Weather/Clothes
• Things To Do
• Fun Facts

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Scarecrow Activity

• Paper Bag Scarecrow
• Need Small medium brown paper bags, colored
  paper, markers, crayons, newspaper, tape 
• Directions Assemble body by stuffing medium
  brown paper bag with crumpled newspaper. Fold the
  top closed and tape it shut. Assemble head by
  filling small paper bag with more crumpled
  newspaper about 2/3 full. Twist and tape shut.
  Make a hole in the body to insert the twisted end
  of the head into. Tape into place. Cut arms and 
  legs out of brown paper and glue or tape to
  body. Make "hay" by cutting paper bags into thin
  strips about 2-3" long (longer for hair). Glue
  "hay" around neck, wrists and ankles. Also glue
  longer strips to head for hair. Decorate using
  markers or crayons and colored paper to create a
  face for your scarecrow and patches for his
  clothes.

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Butterfly Activity

• What You Need Black chenille stem, Paper coffee
  filter, Water color paints, Paint brush, Water,
  Wire cutters, Needle nose pliers
• How To Make It
• Cut the black chenille stem in half. (You will
  only use 1 piece for this project) Using water
  color paints, paint the coffee filter. Let dry.
  Fold the black chenille stem in half. Twist the
  bent end about 1/2" from the bend. Accordion
  pleat the coffee filter in about 1/2" pleats.
  Slide the butterfly in-between the black ends of
  the chenille stem. Twist the black chenille stem
  above the butterfly to hold it in place.
  Separate the ends of the black chenille stem.
  Bend one end of the black chenille stem over
  about 1/4". Bend again. Repeat with other end.
  This makes the antennas. Fan out the butterfly's
  wings.