Grade 2 · Writing · Lesson 22

Write About Seasons or Weather Changes

Every season has its own look, feel, and magic. When you write about a season, you want the reader to feel the cold wind, see the golden leaves, or hear the summer rain. Vivid words make seasons come alive on the page!

What this lesson teaches

1Write descriptive sentences about a season using the three-part frame: name the season
2Describe what it looks like
3Say what I love about it
4Choose vivid season-specific words (crimson, glittering, blossoming, blazing) instead of plain words like nice or cold
5Describe specific changes in nature — what happens to the trees, sky, ground, or animals — rather than just temperature

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