The Earth is tilted, and it goes around the Sun. Imagine you're on a spinning chair that circles a lamp. When your back faces the light, it's like winter, colder. When you face the light, it's summer, warmer. Every year, the Earth keeps doing this dance with the Sun, so seasons come again and again.
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- When Earth tilts toward the Sun, it's summer, like being in the light of a lamp.
- Winter happens when Earth is tilted away from the Sun, just like sitting in the dark part of a room.
- Seasons repeat every year because Earth keeps going around the Sun, just like how you go around your classroom each day.
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See also
- Why Do We Have ‘Seasons’ and How Are They Related to Earth’s Orbit?
- Why Do We Have ‘Seasons’ and How Are They Related to the Earth’s Orbit?
- What Causes the ‘Seasons’ and How Are They Predicted?
- Why Do We Have Different Kinds of Seasons in Different Places?
- What Causes the Seasons and How Do They Affect Us?
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