The Earth goes around the sun, and it’s tilted. Imagine the Earth is like a spinning top, it doesn’t stand straight up when it moves around the sun. One side gets more sunlight in summer, and less in winter. That’s why we have seasons! It’s like having a warm blanket on one side and being cold on the other.
Examples
- It's like a big dance, the Earth moves around the sun while leaning in different directions.
- If you tilt your head toward a lamp, it feels brighter; that’s how summer feels for half the world.
- When you turn away from the light, everything gets cooler, just like winter.
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See also
- Why Do We Have ‘Seasons’ 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 Do They Affect Life on Earth?
- Why Do We Have ‘Seasons’ and How Are They Related to the Earth’s Orbit?
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