The seasons in English!

Elena, an English teacher, discusses teaching the seasons. She introduces a game where students listen to different sounds and guess the corresponding season. They identify rustling leaves for autumn, walking through snow for winter, birds chirping for spring, and waves and seagulls for summer. Elena concludes by thanking the students and expressing excitement for future lessons on the seasons. Hello everyone it's Elena here your English teacher. In English we have been learning all about the seasons and it has been so fun. Today we are going to play a game where we're going to listen with our ears. Remember we have to keep our ears big like an elephant and listen closely. We're going to listen to different sounds and guess which season it is. Okay here we go. Are you ready? It sounds like rustling leaves. And when do leaves fall from the trees? In autumn! Yes well done in autumn. Okay let's get ready to listen to the next sound. It sounds like someone is walking through the snow. And when does it snow? In winter! Yes well done. Now for the next sound. Get ready. It sounds like birds are chirping. When can we hear lots of birds chirping? In which season? In summer, in autumn, in winter, or maybe in spring. Yes in spring. Very good. Okay now for the last sound. It sounds like somewhere very busy. I can hear some waves and some people. Let's have another listen. I can also hear some birds like called seagulls. Hmm I think it's the beach. And when do we go to the beach? In summer, yes. And we swim in the sea and we play in the waves. So much fun. Okay kids thank you for listening and I will see you in English class where we will continue practicing the seasons.