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Weather and Seasons for Class 2 (EVS): 5 Seasons of India, Weather Chart & Wool Experiment
2026-11-09 · 6 min read
Weather and Seasons for Class 2 (EVS): 5 Seasons of India, Weather Chart & Wool Experiment
When you left home today, did you need an umbrella, a sweater or a cap? Your answer tells us about today's weather! In this lesson from Param Tuition Bureau, Class 2 children learn what weather is, why it changes, and how India's seasons shape the way we live.
1. What Is Weather?
Weather is how the air and the sky are right now. Is the sun shining? Is it hot or cold, windy or rainy? Weather can change even within one day: a summer morning can be cool, the afternoon very hot, and the evening stormy.
2. Be a Weather Detective
| Clue | Weather |
|---|---|
| Wet roads, people with umbrellas | Rainy |
| Kites flying high, leaves blowing | Windy |
| Sweaters, foggy breath in the morning | Cold |
| Sharp shadows, people wearing caps | Sunny |
3. Activity: Make a Weather Chart
Draw seven boxes, one for each day of the week. Every morning, look outside and draw a symbol: ☀ for sunny, ☁ for cloudy and 🌧 for rainy. At the end of the week, count the sunny and rainy days. Your chart shows that weather changes from day to day.
4. The Five Seasons of India
When the same kind of weather stays for many weeks, we call it a season.
| Season | What it's like |
|---|---|
| Summer | Hottest time: mangoes, fans, cotton clothes |
| Monsoon | Lots of rain: farmers sow rice, paper boats |
| Autumn | Clear, pleasant sky: Dussehra and Diwali |
| Winter | Coldest time: sweaters, fog, gajar halwa |
| Spring | Not too hot, not too cold: flowers and Holi |
5. Experiment: Why Do Sweaters Keep Us Warm?
Ask an adult to pour warm water into two cups. Wrap one cup in a woollen sock. After 30 minutes, the cup in the sock is warmer, because wool traps warm air, so heat escapes slowly. In summer, light cotton clothes let air pass and keep us cool.
6. How to See a Rainbow
A rainbow appears when sunlight shines through raindrops. Stand with the sun behind you and spray water with a garden pipe in front of you on a sunny morning, and you'll see your own rainbow.
7. Let's Keep Our Earth Cool
Plant trees, switch off fans and lights when you leave a room, walk or cycle for short distances, and carry a cloth bag instead of plastic.
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Weather and Seasons for Class 2 (EVS): 5 Seasons of India, Weather Chart & Wool Experiment — FAQs
What is the difference between weather and a season?
Weather is how the sky and air are right now, and it can change within a single day. A season is when the same kind of weather stays for many weeks, like India’s summer, monsoon, autumn, winter and spring.
What are the five seasons of India?
Summer (hottest), monsoon (heavy rain), autumn (clear, pleasant sky), winter (coldest, foggy) and spring (mild weather with flowers and Holi).
Why do sweaters keep us warm in winter?
Wool traps warm air close to the body, so heat escapes slowly. You can test this at home: a cup of warm water wrapped in a woollen sock stays warmer after 30 minutes than one left uncovered.
How can my child see a rainbow at home?
On a sunny morning, stand with the sun behind you and spray water from a garden pipe in front of you. Sunlight passing through the water drops forms a rainbow, the same way it does through raindrops.