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Flashlight is shown on one part of globe/map and kids have to determine what season it is in the USA

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Whoever can pick correct out of 2 or more kids the quickest gets prize

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Things with lids that kids open and it has multiple choice and kids stick something on correct answer

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2 subject Gambling thing - kids pull lever and try to match season with orbit on machine.. One clear slip has oribit and the kids have to match it with the correlating season in the other slip

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Interactive video - video has multiple choice questions as it goes along and kids use prior knowledge to watch video over and over until they get the correct answers & if they do wrong answers it shows what would happen if that went wrong

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Matching game, match image of earth position around sun with correct season description

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A light source is hung, surrounding large model of the Earth. When kids move the sun around different parts of the Earth light up, stimulating the seasons changing. Velcro stickies are attacked to each season, kids attached corresponding season to see the change in season

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Symbols representing seasons: summer=sun, fall=leaf, winter=snowflake, spring=flower, kids match symbol to each season. Model is similar to idea 8, except descriptions are on the the base of model and explain seasons

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3D model of sun, and 4 Earths are placed in equal distance away from each other surrounding the sun. The sun, which is a lightbulb, lights up all the Earth's at different areas. At the base of the model, 4 descriptions are placed, each describing a season and shows a image of the Earth in certain seasons. The kids have to match each descriptions to Earth model

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Stationary Earth (stay on North America) , press a button, each representations a different season. When you press a button, lights will change to show which hemisphere receives light

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Children move the sun, Earth to stimulate the orbit and season change.

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Large wheel disc that spins, revealing season and Earth tilt axis

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Puzzle pieces, that shows placement of Earth that reveals seasons

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Kids move orbit of Earth. Base of model include descriptions of seasons in corresponding areas in Earth

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The kids label the seasons based on the Earth's orbit around the sun

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The Earth's axis is always tilted at an angle of 23.5°, while it orbits around the sun. Since the Earth is always tilted, depending on the tilt, it will change the seasons. The Earth's orbit is not perfectly round and is more lopsided, which means Earth does not always get an equal amount of sunlight all year round. When the northern hemisphere is directly in the sun’s light, it is summer in the North and winter in the South.