1 Name the seasons: 2 Match the poems and the seasons, filling in missing words : a) In the _ when the days are hot, I like to find a shady spot, And hardly move a single bit And sit, and sit, and sit, and sit By Frank Asch b) The naked earth is warm with _, And with green grass and bursting trees Leans to the sun's kiss glorying, And quivers in the sunny breeze By Julian Grenfell c) "The _ comes: the frozen rut Is bound with silver bars; The white drift heaps against the hut; And night is pierced with stars." By Coventry Patmore d) They're coming down in showers, The all gold and red; They're covering the little flowers, And tucking them in bed They've spread a fairy carpet All up and down the street; And when we skip along to school, They rustle 'neath our feet By Winifred C Marshall Read the poem and name the months: "The twelve months Snowy, Flowy, Blowy, Showery, Flowery, Bowery, Hoppy, Croppy, Droppy, Breezy, Sneezy, Freezy." By George Ellis Your experience: What is your favourite season? Why you like it? What is the weather like in your favourite season? What you like to in it? Where you prefer to go? What is your favourite sport in this season? Do you go in Your experience: for sports in your favourite season? Do you like to travel in your favourite season? What is your favourite month? Why you like it? What you celebrate in this month? Arrange the mixed up words in the lines in the correct order: Dark/January/and/black, Sun/February/comes back, Disappear/March/now//winter, Truly/April/is here/spring, Lovely days/May/there are/such, Does/blaze/the shining sun/June, On the beach/July/you’re baking, With sunshine bleach/August/hair’s fair, Mornings oft/September/are cold, Leaves/are/October/red and gold, Winter/November/has arrived, New Year’s joy/December/survives By Nicola Court (www.quotergarden.com) (http://trinixy.ru) (www.gardendigest.com) KEYS TO: EX.2: a) summer b) spring c) winter d) leaves EX.4: January, dark and black, February, sun comes back, March now winter disappear, April, truly spring is here, May, there are such lovely days, June, the shining sun does blaze, July, you’re baking on the beach, August, hair’s fair with sunshine bleach, September, mornings oft are cold, October, leaves are red and gold, November, winter has arrived, December, New Year’s joy survives By Nicola Court