The Fall Season

                                                                                                              October 12, 2014

The Fall Season
     There are four seasons in the year Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall.  The present season is Fall,
which started on September 23rd. During the season of Fall the leaves turn from green to orange, yellow and, red and they fall to the ground.  The weather gets cooler, and the sun goes down earlier and earlier each night.  It is a fun time to pick pumpkins, make pies, cookies, and rake leaves with family and friends.
There is a fun holiday in October and it is called, Halloween.  Children get dressed in costumes and go trick or treating to neighbors for candy.

Fall colored leaves

Vocabulary:

1.season (noun)- One of the four periods of the year.
2.Fall (noun)-One of the four seasons.
3.leaves (noun)-Found on the end of tree branches and change color.
4.weather (noun)-The condition outside, windy, rainy, sunny.
5.pumpkin (noun)-A large, edible orange-yellow fruit.
6.holiday (noun)-A day fixed by a custom held as a pastime.
7.Halloween (noun)-The night of October 31st.
8.costume (noun)-a style of dress which is silly or cartoonish.
9.neighbors (noun)-A person who lives near you.
10.trick-or-treat (verb)-To get candy in a bag.


Task:
* Look at each picture and write a vocabulary word to name the picture. The first letter is written for you as a hint.
                                                             

Grammar Point:
Nouns name a person, place, or thing.  In discussing the reading passage "Fall Season" we can identify many nouns such as,
pumpkin= a thing, neighbor=person, home=place.  Read through the paragraph again and circle all of the nouns you can find.  Write 5 sentences using the nouns of your choice.