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Dinu, A. (2013). Lera blog. Retrieved from http://lerablog.org/home-and-faily/travel-and-living/how-to-have-a-summer-holiday-to-remember/

The Pivot team. (2013). Winter is coming. Retrieved from http://pivotcon.com/winter-is-coming/

Wordpress. (2012). Autumn season wallpapers. Retrieved from http://www.hdwallpapersinn.com/autumn-season-wallpapers.html

Wordpress. (2012). Summer. Retrieved from http://www.hdwallpapersinn.com/summer.html

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Show your teacher what you have learnt by drawing about each season in your maths journal. Write what you relate that season to, such as swimming, Christmas, different types of clothing, etc.

Next to each season's pictures, write which months that season occurs in. First write in the months you think are correct, then check each other's work. Use the learning resource above if you need help to check if you are right.

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Elf Kids Videos. (2010). The calendar song. You Tube video clip. Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0tp8oFqBXM&feature=youtu.be

Kidcyber. (2013). The seasons in Australia. Retrieved from http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/seasons.htm

Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority. (2013). AusVELS mathematics level 2. State Government of Victoria. Retrieved from http://ausvels.vcaa.vic.edu.au/Mathematics/Curriculum/F-10

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What have you learnt? This quiz will help to show you what you have already learnt and what you may need to focus on in your learning. Don't worry if you get any answers incorrect. This will help your learning!

Click below to access online quiz. Be sure to show your teacher your results before exiting!

<a href="http://www.classmarker.com/online-test/start/?quiz=v7752bf6856e147e" title="Take our online test">

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After learning about months and seasons in the classroom it's time to head outside to investigate through your own observations. Before you head outside, brainstorm as a class what things you expect to see that will reflect the current season.

What can you observe that reflects the current season?

Is there any evidence of the season just gone/ about to start?

Note: If weather is inappropriate for outside investigation, students can still look outside to identify seasonal characteristics.

Students should then form into small groups of 3-4 and make a poster that depicts a particular season through illustrations. The other groups then have to decide which season they think is depicted and why.

As a class, students should discuss how their predictions of what they would find compared with what they actually observed. Why could there be differences between your predictions and actual observations? Think about the month of the year, and how close or far away we are to another season.

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Click on the link below to learn what the 12 months of the year are.

http://youtu.be/z0tp8oFqBXM

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Can you recall the song you just watched while learning the months in order?

1. JANUARY

2. FEBRUARY

3. MARCH

4. APRIL

5. MAY

6. JUNE

7. JULY

8. AUGUST

9. SEPTEMBER

10. OCTOBER

11. NOVEMBER

12. DECEMBER

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Reinforce your learning about our four seasons by clicking HERE

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Click on the link below to read about the four seasons. Just read under the headings Summer in Australia, Autumn in Australia, Winter in Australia, and Spring in Australia.

http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/seasons.htm

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Using units of measurement - name and order months and seasons (ACMMG040) (Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority, 2013).

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For Level 2 students to learn about the months and seasons of the year.