Four Irish scenes on the board: a bare winter tree, spring lambs, a summer beach, and autumn leaves. Which season are we in right now? What do you see outside in each of the others?
A season is one of four parts of the year that come round again. Each month belongs to one season. Months always go in the same order from first to last. Watch where each month lands.
Sort each month into its season.
Take turns. The class says if it is right.
In your maths copy, write the four seasons and the winter months:
One sort at a time. Put each month in the right place, then check.
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