The Earth is tilted, and as it moves around the Sun, different parts of the world get more or less sunlight. When your part gets more light, that’s summer, when you get less, it’s winter. This tilt causes seasonal changes and affects how we live, like what we wear or what we eat.
Examples
- The Earth is tilted, so when you face the Sun more directly in summer, it feels warmer.
- Seasons affect plants, like how trees grow leaves in spring and lose them in autumn.
- You wear different clothes in each season, like a scarf in winter and shorts in summer.
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See also
- Why Do We Have ‘Seasons’ and How Do They Affect Weather Patterns?
- What Causes the ‘Seasons’ and How Do They Affect Life on Earth?
- What Causes the Seasons and How Are They Different in the Southern Hemisphere?
- Why Do We Have Different Seasons Around the World?
- What Causes the ‘Seasons’ and How Are They Predicted?
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