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![Winter festivals §Christmas §Indian New year [Bestu varsh] §New year [1 st January] §Makar](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/16fbca5d698a2c0602cd92156552b9d0/image-4.jpg "Winter festivals §Christmas §Indian New year [Bestu varsh] §New year [1 st January] §Makar")
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India has three seasons and each season is divided in two parts. The first season is winter. its parts are Hemant and Shishir. The second season is a summer. its parts are Vasant [Spring] and grishma. The third and last season is a monsoon. its parts are Varsha and sharad. [Autumm] Previous Home Next
The first season is winter. It is very cool. It is in the November December January and February. winter’s sub season sharad and hemant. Winter season of the year between fall and spring late November to late February in the northern hem sphere. Previous Home Next
Winter festivals §Christmas §Indian New year [Bestu varsh] §New year [1 st January] §Makar sakranti §Shiv ratri Previous Home Next
December solstice Previous Home Next
March Equinox Previous Home Next
Summer season of the year between. It is in the March April May and June. The long term effect of the sun’s radiation on the rotation earth’s varied surface and atmosphere. It can be understood most easily in terms of annual or seasonal averages of temperature and precipitation. Previous Home Next
Summer Festival v. Holi v. Vasant panchmi v. Marriage season Previous Home Next
Summer solstice Previous Home Next
September Equinox Previous Home Next
The Monsoon for water, farmers typically grow a single crop, including coarse grains sorghum maize millet and cotton. Previous Home Next
Monsoon Festival v. Janmashtami v. Rath yatra v. Rakshabandhan v. Ganesh chaturthi v. Navratri v. Diwali Previous Home Next
I will ask my student to collect pictures of different seasons, dress, food & festival, The children are collect and draw the seasons and seasons food, festival and dresses picture. Previous Home Next
The children are collect and draw the seasons and seasons food , festival and dresses picture. Previous Home Next
The children are collect and draw the seasons and seasons food, festival and dresses picture. Previous Home Next
The children are collect and draw the seasons and seasons food , festival and dresses picture. Previous Home Next
The children are collect and draw the seasons and seasons food , festival and dresses picture. Previous Home Next
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The children are discussed season of the India with their partners and they discuss its corelation with other things. They discussed seasonal festivals, essay and grammar. They will discuss seasons and its relation with science. Previous Home
