Seasons and Nature in Poetry

The video explores the four seasons, starting with spring, where fresh winds blow, seeds are planted, and chicks hatch. Summer follows with hot weather, playtime, and buzzing bugs. Fall brings colorful leaves and animals preparing for winter. Winter is characterized by cold winds, snow activities, and animals resting. The video concludes with a recap of all seasons, highlighting their unique features and appeal.

Who is the author of the poem 'Seasons'?

• Robert Frost

• Pat Cummings

• Emily Dickinson

• William Wordsworth

What happens to the seeds in spring?

• They are eaten by birds

• They remain dormant

• They grow into plants

• They are blown away

Which activity is associated with the little chicks in spring?

• Singing

• Hiding

• Swimming

• Flying

Which season is associated with the phrase 'splish splash'?

• Spring

• Summer

• Fall

• Winter

What is a common activity during summer according to the poem?

• Reading

• Sleeping

• Playing

• Studying

How does the narrator feel next to the tall plants in summer?

• Tall

• Small

• Excited

• Scared

What colors do the leaves turn in fall?

• Black, Grey, Silver

• Orange, Pink, White

• Red, Yellow, Brown

• Green, Blue, Purple

What do animals do with nuts in fall?

• Throw them away

• Ignore them

• Eat them immediately

• Pack them away

What happens to the leaves in fall?

• They change to green

• They disappear

• They fall down

• They grow

What is a fun winter activity mentioned in the poem?

• Swimming

• Sledding

• Hiking

• Cycling