Natural phenomena in winter in inanimate nature. Winter phenomena in wildlife

Topic: "Winter changes in inanimate nature

Makarova A.V.

Purpose: to give an idea of characteristics winters.

Tasks:

Educational

* bring to children about the relationship between changes occurring in living and non-living nature;

Educational

* to develop in children the ability to think, analyze, compare, draw conclusions, reason;

educators

* instill love for native nature, to winter landscapes.

Methods and techniques: game and conversation.

Equipment: pictures of winter, sound-recording “If there was no winter”, “Seasons” by P.I. Tchaikovsky “Seasons”, pictures of Zimushka - winter.

The course of educational activities.

I. Organizational moment: - Guys today we have an unusual lesson, we will go on a trip, but first we will guess the riddle:

Snow on the fields, ice on the rivers,

The blizzard is walking. When does it happen? (in winter).

And today, traveling, we will identify signs of winter in inanimate nature. And the poems of famous authors will help us. Through the beauty of the verse, we will express our feelings.

Name the objects of inanimate nature: sun, moon, earth, snow, sky, clouds. Name the signs of winter in inanimate nature. Cold weather, snow, frost. Why does it depend? from the position of the sun. In summer, the sun is high in the sky and gives the earth a lot of light and heat. In winter, it is located lower, so it gives the earth less light, heat, and the position of the sun determines the air temperature, color and condition of the sky, and precipitation and wind depend on the temperature. Nature has prepared a lot of interesting things - a sorceress. One of them is the change of seasons. Why is this a miracle, you ask? Every year one season follows another. Summer is always followed by autumn, and autumn is followed by winter. Spring replaces winter. Every season is beautiful and interesting in its own way. Everyone has their own secrets, riddles, miracles and fairy tales! But the most fairy tales happen when? In winter.

II. New material.Winter. Winter changes in inanimate nature. Let's listen to what is happening outside the window. (Snow creaks underfoot, the wind howls, cars honk, people talk.) Try to find the brightest, most accurate words to describe this morning. (Cloudy, rainy, cold, gray, frosty, gloomy, Let's close our eyes and say: "winter" ... What feeling did you have? It became cold and fun ... Since we love winter. Children go out and read poems about winter.

First snow. In the morning the cat brought on its paws

First snow! First snow!

It tastes and smells

First snow! First snow!

It is spinning, light, new,

The guys over their heads

He had a downy handkerchief

Spread on the pavement ...

(Y. Yakim).

Who saw the first snow fall?

(He walked slowly, unhurriedly). Tell us what kind of snowflakes you saw. (Openwork, silvery, delicate, fluffy, round, light.) What could you compare snowflakes with? White as sugar. -Light as fluff. -Openwork, like lace. What do snowflakes do? (They fly, fall, spin).

And now I will tell you the secret of the birth of snowflakes. To the music of P. I. Tchaikovsky "The Seasons". The teacher tells. And now I ask you to close your eyes and imagine one - a single snowflake, unlike anyone else, because this is your snowflake, you created it in your imagination. Represented?

Now take a blue pencil and draw it.

Fizkultminutka: game - warm-up “We catch in the palm of our hand - snow! snow!"Children go out and read excerpts from the poems "Winter Evening"

A storm covers the sky with mist,

Whirlwinds of snow twisting,

How, she will howl,

He will cry like a child...

(A. Pushkin).

The day came and suddenly it got dark.

The light is lit, we look out the window ...

Snow falls white-white,

Why is it so dark?

(V.Berestov).

What is a storm in winter?

Why is there darkness in the sky?

Why did it get dark?

What is the name of such a phenomenon? (Snowfall).

When the wind blows, the snow no longer falls calmly and evenly on the ground, but rushes through the air. A very strong wind carries not only falling snow, but also lying on the ground. Such snowfalls are called blizzards.

III. Summing up, reflection.

Name the signs of winter in inanimate nature. What poets have helped us highlight these signs? Children call. (Hoarfrost, snowfall, snowstorm, blizzard, thaw, frost, snowflakes, icicles).


Objects and phenomena of animate and inanimate nature in autumn, winter, spring and summer: description.

Autumn is the golden season, which comes right after the hot and sunny summer. Little children notice dramatic changes, both in the weather and in their attitude towards themselves. With the onset of autumn, the scorching rays of the sun replace rainy days, the trees begin to shed their leaves, and the grass turns yellow. Thus, nature prepares for the onset of cold weather and winter.

Autumn signs of autumn in living and inanimate nature: a list

For many schoolchildren, autumn is associated with the beginning of a new school year, at this time, the children meet with their friends and classmates, and dressed in school uniforms go to get new knowledge.

Here are some signs that autumn is coming:

  • Surely the kids noticed when autumn came, the sun had gone somewhere, and the sky was covered with clouds. Even with sunny weather, it’s not so warm outside (you can understand by how people start to dress). Light T-shirts and dresses are replaced by jackets and jeans, and with the onset of October-December, many wear coats and jackets.
  • Despite the fact that the summer is hot, of course, there is windy weather. But she is more pleased, because when a warm breeze blows, it refreshes. But strong gusts of wind in autumn are no longer so pleasant, because a cold wind blows with such force that it tears leaves from trees.
  • Autumn is characterized by frequent fogs, and mothers begin to monitor weather changes, because in autumn the weather often changes, and it is very important to dress properly at such a time, because. it's very easy to get sick. By the way, with climate change, many children begin to get colds, which is rare in summer.
  • The coming autumn can be seen by plants, for example, how grapes or currants turn red, chestnuts and many other trees and shrubs turn yellow. In September, it is already possible to collect fallen maple leaves. Often they make an application or various bouquets. But according to coniferous trees it is impossible to determine the onset of the autumn period, because such trees are green both in summer and in winter.
  • You can determine the change in the weather by observing the animals. For example, most birds hide from the cold by flying away to warmer climes. Of course, there are those who are not afraid of the cold - these are pigeons, crows and sparrows. But heat-loving birds, sensing the onset of rainy autumn, immediately fly away with their chicks far to the south.
  • There are animals that hibernate, such as the bear, raccoon, badger, hedgehog and many others, especially those that live in minks. Hare, fox and squirrels change their color, so it is easier for them to disguise themselves from predators. As you know, squirrels are very thrifty - therefore, they prepare a lot of nuts and acorns for the winter, which they will feed on throughout all the cold weather. And they collect food in the fall, when nuts and acorns ripen. This can also be observed.
  • Annoying flies, mosquitoes and many insects also hide with the onset of the slightest cold.
  • Why is the day getting shorter? This also characterizes autumn. If the sun sets earlier than usual, then you should expect the onset of cold days. This is a sign of autumn in inanimate nature.
  • As winter approaches, frost can be seen in the mornings. These are small particles of dew that have frozen on the leaves and surfaces in an uneven prickly layer.
  • Even ice occurs in autumn, this often happens at the end of November, when the air temperature shows minus values. By this time, people are already wearing hats, gloves and scarves. The weather promises that winter is already “on the nose”.

Autumn is a very bright and beautiful time of the year, the roads are covered with a golden “blanket”, you can watch beautiful landscapes and over how the birds fly away to warmer climes. Despite the fact that autumn reigns rainy weather, it gives us the opportunity to observe the beauty of nature.

Objects and phenomena of animate and inanimate nature in autumn: description of observations

On the territory of our country, one can often observe changes in the weather and nature, which “adjusts” to the upcoming changes. Many phenomena that we observe are connected precisely with the seasons and therefore are called seasonal. One of the most beautiful times of the year is autumn.

During this period, nature is painted with golden colors, all animals and plants are preparing for the cold winter, and you can observe amazing changes and phenomena. Autumn is characterized by the following main changes:

  • fogs. This phenomenon can be explained by the fact that the earth heats up during the day, and at night the temperature is already below zero, so fog, dew and even frost are observed at sunrise.
  • Shower. Autumn is associated precisely with rainy weather, and it is during this period that heavy rains in other words, rain
  • Wind. It is in autumn that you can encounter, going outside, with strong gusts of wind, which are often accompanied by rain or even hail.
  • It gets dark earlier
  • Cloudy weather
  • On ponds and puddles you can observe thin ice, but it is very dangerous to become, and even more so to play on it, it is better to wait for winter
  • The onset of winter can also be characterized as an "Indian" summer. During this period, a heavy milky fog descends on the earth, which fills the air with dampness.
  • At the end of autumn, rainy weather is diluted with a slight snowfall, after which there is often ice.


This is a characteristic of inanimate nature, which can be observed in autumn, but changes in wildlife include:

  • Animals such as fox, squirrel and hare change their color
  • Many animals hibernate at the end of autumn
  • Birds fly to warmer climes
  • Insects also hide from cold weather, you will no longer meet butterflies and ladybugs, the whistle of grasshoppers cannot be heard, bees do not buzz and pollinate plants, mosquitoes and flies are also becoming less common
  • Leaf fall. This is the first sign that it's coming gold autumn. Castings turn yellow, and with a strong gust of wind, trees and shrubs are freed from them. All roads are covered with a beautiful golden carpet

Autumn is a wonderful time of the year that prepares nature and people for a cold frosty winter. This time gives us a break from the hot and stuffy summer days. But the first ones who begin to respond to climate change are plants. Berries and vegetables are fully ripe, and the trees are dressed in golden foliage.

Winter signs of winter in wildlife and inanimate nature: a list

In anticipation of the New Year, many children know that the luxurious season of the year has come - winter. Gifts, a holiday and Santa Claus with the Snow Maiden are not all indicators that winter has come. Of course, it comes a month earlier - on December 1st. This is a fabulous time when you can play snowballs and sculpt a Snowman, we see amazing drawings on the windows, and beautiful snowy weather outside.

In anticipation of the onset of winter, we are all waiting for a fairy tale, fulfillment of desires and magic. This is how we associate cold winter. But these are far from all the indicators by which one can determine the onset of such a wonderful period:

  • First, everyone dress warmly enough. A down jacket or a fur coat serves as outerwear, people put on warm gloves and hats, and even in "fierce" weather - huge scarves and thermal underwear. It is very important to dress as warmly as possible in such cold weather because you can easily catch a cold and miss all the winter holidays
  • Snowfall is also the main characteristic winter period time
  • The winter sky is quite heavy and seems to hang right overhead. Moisture and frosty freshness soars in the air
  • Ice. Walking or driving in winter is very dangerous, for convenience, many people put on snowshoes, and cars “change shoes” into winter tires. After all, it is very easy to slip, and worse - to hurt your leg or arm.


  • If a strong wind blows and snow falls, then a blizzard is obtained. Watching such weather from the window is very exciting, but if you get caught in a strong wind with snow, it’s quite unpleasant
  • As children, we all loved icicles very much. And this is another sign of winter. In other words, an icicle is a cone-shaped piece of people that can most often be found on the roofs of houses or trees.
  • Animals, birds and insects, unfortunately, can be found very rarely, because birds fly to warmer climes, animals go into hibernation, and insects hide from the severe frosts that are typical for winter
  • Days are much shorter than nights

Despite the cold temperatures and blizzards, winter is a wonderful time, many games can only be played thanks to the snow that only falls in winter. Skiing, sledding, snowboarding, playing snowballs or sculpting various figures from the snow - these are very exciting and developing activities that are possible only in winter. Therefore, winter holidays should not be spent sitting at a computer monitor, but it is better to have a great time free time with friends or family.

Objects and phenomena of animate and inanimate nature in winter: description of observations

Nature is everything that surrounds and is created by human hands. Conventionally, nature can be divided into living and non-living. The first group includes plants, animals, fungi, humans, microbes. But to inanimate nature: the sun, air, stars, soil, precipitation, etc.

In winter, summer, autumn and spring, all phenomena change smoothly, and this is how we can determine the seasons of the seasons. Winter is the coldest time of the year, but also the most beautiful. Season opens in winter fun games in snowball fights, children ride slides and sleds, make a snowman, and most importantly, everyone is waiting for a fabulous New Year. Such time can be determined by the following features:

  • Snow is more common as precipitation. Snowflakes fall to the ground both independently and in flakes. And also only in winter you can see snowfall - this is heavy snowfall
  • Blizzard and blizzard
  • Ice. Of course, all kids love to skate, but this activity is quite dangerous, so you can play on ice only when accompanied by adults.
  • Icicles can be found on the roofs of houses and tree branches. Therefore, you need to be careful, and it is better not to walk under the houses, because if the temperature gets higher, the icicle can easily melt and fall.
  • Santa Claus decorates windows with beautiful patterns
  • All rivers and lakes are covered with a thick layer of ice, which is called freezing.


In wildlife, you can find such changes:

  • Many animals change color, such as the hare, squirrel and fox
  • Bears and hedgehogs hibernate
  • Bullfinches and tits arrive, which replace the main part of the birds
  • People dress up in warm clothes

When the snow begins to melt, and the patterns from the windows disappear, the sun begins to heat up warmer, and the days become longer - then winter begins to gradually move into another season - spring. What other signs of the spring season are described in the next paragraph.

Spring signs of spring in wildlife and inanimate nature: a list

Spring is associated with new life, because during this period the earth wakes up from hibernation, nature begins to bloom, the first still completely green petals and bunches appear. This is the most beautiful time, the sun is clearer and the sky is clear, and freshness soars in the air.

It is very easy to understand exactly when spring begins, there is a large number of phenomena and processes that characterize such a season, for example:

  • The first green flowers appear
  • Animals wake up from hibernation
  • Bunnies, squirrels and chanterelles again change the color of their coats, so they disguise themselves as the environment. Many animals begin to shed
  • Buds appear, and from them - flowers
  • Hear the singing of birds that return from warm lands
  • Spring is the time for the birth of a new generation of animals
  • The birds are starting to nest


From inanimate nature:

  • The first is snowmelt.
  • The streams begin to murmur
  • There is practically no thunderstorm in winter, but in spring you can encounter such a phenomenon.
  • Ice drift - this phenomenon occurs because the ice begins to melt and moves smoothly along the rivers

If you follow what people are doing, you can also see changes. Spring is considered the time of cleaning, because after winter it is worth cleaning your house. Also, preparations are underway for planting a garden, especially if a person lives in a rural area.

Objects and phenomena of animate and inanimate nature in spring: description of observations

After cold winter Everyone is looking forward to warm days. Literally from the very first days of spring, the sun's rays begin to warm, and at the same time flowers appear, the grass turns green, trees spread bunches, birds begin to sing. In other words, the Earth comes to life again and wakes up.

  • The first sign is that the snow is melting. Icicles are melting and little by little beautiful patterns disappear from the windows.
  • The day is getting longer.
  • If in winter there are often leaden clouds, and the sky is gray and dull, then in spring the sky is already becoming lighter, the clouds disperse and the sky becomes clear and clear.
  • Plants also respond to the arrival of spring and demonstrate this by the appearance of green leaves, buds, spruce and alder open young cones. Gradually, flowers bloom, bees and other insects appear.


  • Also, spring is associated with fluffy "seals" of willow, they are carried to church on Palm Sunday. Also, one of the most important holidays of spring is March 8th. This is International Women's Day, and flowers such as tulips are considered a symbol.
  • The birds fly home again, and you can hear it in the beautiful singing. Swallows begin to build nests and have offspring.
  • Animals change their warm outfit for a lighter one. At the same time, the color of the wool itself.
  • People also change their wardrobe, they hide fur coats, warm hats and boots until the next winter.

There are also more exciting activities in Vienna, for example, closer to the May holidays, many go fishing, pick mushrooms, start frying kebabs and have a lot of outdoor recreation, enjoying the beautiful nature.

Summer signs of summer in animate and inanimate nature: a list

Of course, all children know when summer begins, because. after a hard school year, the long-awaited summer vacation. That is why summer is the most favorite time in a year. Many go to visit their grandmothers or to a resort with their parents. The sea, the beach and a lot of fun - every child expects. But this is not the only indicator that summer has come, there are also such changes in living and inanimate nature, for example:

  • Weather. The wind is dry, the temperature is high, so even the nights in summer are quite warm. But if the day is very hot, and the sky is clear as a tear, at one moment it may rain with a thunderstorm, after which you can often see a rainbow
  • Dew can be found on leaves and grass in the morning
  • Wind can be strong with variable gusts and frequent direction changes


The hot days of summer are diluted by rainy weather, and summer rain is divided into several types:

  1. Ordinary
  2. Short-term. It is also called blind or mushroom, accompanied by sunny weather
  3. Stormy. Starts suddenly. A large amount of water falls out in a very short time. Accompanied by wind and thunder
  4. Gradient. Along with drops of water, particles of hail also fall out. They flow powerfully and quickly, which, as a result, negatively affects agriculture
  • Grass is bright green
  • Berries and fruits ripen in summer, flowers bloom
  • Already at the beginning of summer, you can pick mushrooms after rain

In summer, people dress lightly enough, wearing sunglasses and hats that protect them from the hot sun. In agriculture, summer is a very important period, agronomists and landowners work the soil, look after their garden, pick berries and preserve for the winter.

Objects and phenomena of animate and inanimate nature in summer: description of observations

According to the textbook The world» children starting from the second grade can get acquainted with various anomalies and changes environment. All these changes smoothly change with the seasons of the year, so they are often called seasonal.

The main objects and phenomena that can be found in summer are:

  • Hot weather
  • Strong gusts of warm wind
  • Rains after which you can pick mushrooms
  • Thunder is a sound phenomenon that is often accompanied by lightning.
  • After the rain comes a rainbow
  • In the morning you can see the phenomenon of dew
  • Plants are dressed in green petals, they smell like flowers, and the fruits ripen
  • Birds chirping, bees buzzing and crickets chirping
  • The day is longer than the night, and you can watch the beautiful stars through the transparent and clear sky.


Each season of the year is unique and beautiful in its own way:

  • In autumn, all nature, plants, animals and people prepare for the cold. Trees are turning yellow and dropping leaves, animals are stocking up for the winter, changing color, and some are preparing for hibernation. Birds fly away to warmer climes, and insects hide. People take out warm clothes and umbrellas, collect ripened fruits and wait for frosts.
  • Winter is the time for a snow-white fairy tale, and fun games in the snow. The entire surface of the earth is covered with a thick layer of snow and ice. Children and adults with the beginning of winter are looking forward to the New Year holidays.
  • In spring, the earth wakes up from its winter sleep, everything around blooms, and a fresh aroma soars in the air. The birds return, the animals also change their coats and crawl out of their holes and continue their offspring. You can already meet insects, birds and midges. And people are slowly planting vegetable gardens and orchards and preparing for the hot summer.
  • Summer is my favorite time of the year. long-awaited holidays begin. Finally, you can enjoy warm days, soak up the sun and swim in the sea. Already at the beginning of summer, you can savor delicious berries and fruits. In summer, you can pick mushrooms, go to the forest for flowers and relax in the fresh air.

Video: Living and inanimate nature - objects and phenomena, educational for children

Welcome to winter. Inanimate nature in winter.

Give the concept of winter natural phenomena, based on direct life experience students: snow cover on the ground, ice on water bodies, snowfall, blizzard, frost, thaw, ice; learn to see beauty winter nature.

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Subject: Welcome to winter. Inanimate nature in winter.

Lesson objectives:

To give a concept of winter natural phenomena, based on the direct life experience of students: snow cover on the ground, ice on water bodies, snowfall, blizzard, frost, thaw, ice; learn to see the beauty of winter nature.


Predicted results:

Educational materials:illustrations with views of winter nature; posters "Winter"; electronic media for the educational and methodological kit "The World Around" A.A. Pleshakov for grade 2, slides for demonstration on PowerPoint.

During the classes:

I. Motivation of educational activity

Guys, today we will go to visit one of the seasons of the year.

Listen to an excerpt from a poem by Samuil Marshak and say what time of the year it says.

Snow on the roof, on the porch.

The sun is in the blue sky.

There are stoves in our house.

Smoke rises into the sky.

The poem is about winter.

Today we will go on a visit to winter and find out what changes occur in inanimate nature in winter.

II. Knowledge update

Repetition of the material covered

Let us first repeat what we call living nature and what we call inanimate nature.

electronic media

The game "Set the correspondence" (according to the electronic medium for the educational and methodological set "The World Around" A.A. Pleshakov for grade 2)

III. Work on the topic of the lesson

Slide 1 "Winter"

Consider the picture. What season is shown in the picture?

Autumn.

In the second picture?

Winter.

How has nature changed with the onset of winter?

Everything around became white, rivers and lakes are covered with ice, the soil is frozen.

The days got shorter and the nights got longer.

What makes everything white in nature?

Snow.

What snow?

The snow is white and fluffy.

Guys, snow is a winter phenomenon of nature.

(a snow sign is posted on the board)

Let's listen to I. Surikov's poem "Winter"

Choigan:

White snow, fluffy, spinning in the air

And quietly falls to the ground.

And in the morning the field turned white with snow,

Like a veil, everything dressed him.

How is it snowing? What is he doing in the air?

Snow swirls, falls from the sky to the ground.

This natural phenomenon is called snowfall..(Snowfall sign is attached to the board)

Let's see an amazing natural phenomenon - snowfall.

electronic media

Children watch the snowfall on an electronic medium for the educational and methodological kit "The World Around" A.A. Pleshakov for grade 2)

At strong wind snow swirls, rushes through the air and on the ground. At houses, at fences, at trees there are snowdrifts.

Slide 2 "Snowstorm"

This natural phenomenon is called a blizzard.

(a sign with the word blizzard is posted on the board)

Now guess the riddle and find out what snow consists of.

What kind of stars through
On a coat and on a scarf,
All through - cut,
And you take it - water in your hand.(Snowflake.)

That's right, it's snowflakes. Snow is made up of small snowflakes.

Snowflakes are frozen water vapor that forms in the air and falls to the ground.

(a sentence is posted on the board: “Snowflakes are frozen water vapor that forms in the air and falls to the ground.”

Slide 3 "crystallization of water"

Consider different pictures of snowflakes.

Slides 4,5,6,7 "Snowflakes"

(The teacher shows slides and pictures of snowflakes and hangs them on the board.)

Snowflakes are different and very beautiful. Some even have their own names.

They may have the following names:

Star

Stud

Hedgehog

Plate

Needle

Column

Guess the names of the snowflakes. (Attachment 1)

(Children correlate cards with the names of snowflakes with images of snowflakes)

Work in a notebook. S. 51.

Guys. Open your notebooks on p.51., indicate with arrows what the snowflakes are called.

Fizminutka

To the music of Tchaikovsky's "Waltz of the Snowflakes"

- Draw my text with an action.
You are snowflakes. The wind whirls around you, it either throws you up, then lowers you back to the ground. During the day you shine from the sun, and at night, when a blizzard is circling, you want to dance snow waltz.
- Thank you, have a seat.

Continuation of work on the topic of the lesson

What is the weather like in winter?

Frosty.

In frosty weather, the snow is loose, dry. But sometimes it gets warm, the snow melts. Puddles appear. And this natural phenomenon is called a thaw.

(a card with the word thaw is posted on the board)

slide 8 "thaw"

- Look at the screen. In winter, when the thaw, the snow melts, icicles appear.

Now listen to the poem and you will find out what happens to the melted water during the thaw. (the student reads a poem by N. Nekrasov)

Snow flutters, spins,

It's white outside.

And the puddles turned

In cold glass

What did the puddles turn into? (into glass i.e. into ice)

Guys look at the screen. The water that appeared during the thaw and the melted snow then freeze and become like glass. So the streets are icy.

(The teacher hangs a card with the word icy on the board)

Slide 9 "Ice"

At this time, pedestrians and car drivers should be especially careful.

In winter, what appears on the windows, what did you notice?

Various patterns appear.

Look at the screen. Here are some beautiful patterns appearing on the windows.

Slides 10,11,12,13 "Hoarfrost, frost"

This natural phenomenon is called frost. Patterns appear from frost (hyraa) not only on the windows, but also on the trees.

(The teacher hangs a card on the board with the word frost, frost)

There is always transparent water vapor in the air. Warm air vapors settle on cold glasses and turn into ice crystals, just like snowflakes in the sky. This is how ice patterns appear on the windows.

When there is frost, everything around becomes surprisingly beautiful.

It becomes especially beautiful in the park, in the forest.

Listen to M. Lesna-Raunio II's poem about this natural phenomenon.

Who draws so skillfully

What a miracle dreamers

ice drawing sad:

Rivers, groves and lakes?

Who applied the complex ornament

On the window of any apartment?

It's all the same artist.

These are all his paintings.

What is the name of the artist?

Freezing.

creative work

Imagine that you are frost. There are sheets on the desks, take a blue pencil and draw your patterns on the glass.

An exhibition of works is arranged.

Working with the textbook. S.130-131 (children read the text)

I V. Reflection of educational activity.

(Based on what they worked on in the lesson and the text of the textbook, children answer questions, guess riddles, and solve a crossword puzzle)

1.Questions

What changes in inanimate nature occur with the advent of winter.? What precipitation falls in winter? What is happening to the earth?

What happens to the water bodies.

What natural phenomena occur in winter in inanimate nature?

2. Riddles

Remembering what we talked about in the lesson, you can solve riddles:

The tablecloth is white, dressed the whole world.

(Snow.)

What kind of stars are see-through on a coat and on a scarf,
All through, cut, and take it - water in your hand?

(Snowflakes.)

It does not burn in fire, nor does it sink in water.

(Ice.)"

  1. Crossword
  1. What is snow made of? (snowflakes)
  2. What draws ice patterns on the river? (frost)
  3. What is the name of warm days in winter? (thaw)
  4. First month of winter. (January)

Homework

Observe changes in inanimate nature

MBOU " Secondary school No. 2 of Kyzyl»

Development of a lesson on the world around us for grade 2

under the program of A.A. Pleshakov "The world around"

Lesson topic: “Visiting winter. winter phenomena in inanimate nature"

The lesson was composed by the teacher primary school MBOU secondary school No. 2, Kyzyla Mongush Sayana Alekseevna

Kyzyl 2011

Annotation of the lesson on the world around for grade 2

Lesson objectives:

To give a concept of winter natural phenomena, based on the direct life experience of students: snow cover on the ground, ice on water bodies, snowfall, blizzard, frost, thaw, ice; learn to see the beauty of winter nature.


Predicted results:

Children will learn about winter changes in animate and inanimate nature, will learn to talk about their observations in nature native land. generalize and systematize children's observations of winter natural phenomena; observe the shape of snowflakes (preparation for learning about the crystallization of freezing water).

Educational materials:illustrations with views of winter nature; posters "Winter"; electronic media for the educational kit "The World Around" A.A. Pleshakov for grade 2, slides for demonstration using the PowerPoint program; images of snowflakes and cards with their names; each student has a blank sheet of A-4 and a blue pencil on the table.

Lesson structure:

There are four stages in the lesson:

  1. Motivation for learning activities

II. Knowledge update


Changes are constantly taking place in nature and weather, sometimes it snows, sometimes it rains, sometimes the sun bakes, sometimes clouds appear. All these are called natural phenomena or phenomena of nature. Natural phenomena are changes that occur in nature regardless of the will of man. Many natural phenomena are associated with the change of seasons (seasons), so they are called seasonal. For each season, and we have 4 of them - this is spring, summer, autumn, winter, their natural and weather conditions. Nature is usually divided into living (these are animals and plants) and non-living. Therefore, phenomena are also divided into phenomena of living nature and phenomena of inanimate nature. Of course, these phenomena intersect, but some of them are especially characteristic of a particular season.

In the spring, after a long winter, the sun warms up more and more, ice drifts on the river, thawed patches appear on the ground, buds swell, the first green grass grows. The day is getting longer and the night is getting shorter. It is getting warmer. Migratory birds begin their journey to the regions where they will raise their chicks.

What natural phenomena occur in spring?

Snowmelt. As more heat comes from the Sun, the snow begins to melt. The air around is filled with the murmur of streams, which can provoke the onset of floods - a clear sign of spring.

thawed patches. They appear wherever the snow cover was thinner and where more sun fell on it. It is the appearance of thawed patches that indicates that winter has given up its rights, and spring has begun. The first greenery quickly breaks through the thawed patches, you can find the first spring flowers- snowdrops. Snow will lie in crevices and depressions for a long time, but on the hills and in the fields it melts quickly, exposing the land islands to the warm sun.

Frost. It was warm and suddenly it froze - frost appeared on the branches and wires. These are frozen crystals of moisture.

Ice drift. In spring it becomes warmer, the ice crust on rivers and lakes begins to crack, and gradually the ice melts. Moreover, there is more water in the reservoirs, it carries the ice floes downstream - this is an ice drift.

High water. Streams of melted snow flow from everywhere to the rivers, they fill the reservoirs, the water overflows the banks.

Thermal winds. The sun gradually warms the earth, and at night it begins to give off this heat, winds are formed. While they are still weak and unstable, but the warmer it gets around, the more the air masses move. Such winds are called thermal, they are typical for the spring season.

Rain. The first spring rain is cold, but not as cold as snow :)

Thunderstorm. At the end of May, the first thunderstorm can thunder. Not as strong yet, but bright. Thunderstorms are discharges of electricity in the atmosphere. Thunderstorms often occur when warm air is displaced and lifted by cold fronts.

Grad. This is a drop from a cloud of ice balls. Hail can range in size from a tiny pea to chicken egg, then it can even break through the glass of the car!

These are all examples of inanimate phenomena.

flowering - spring phenomenon living nature. The first buds on the trees appear in late April - early May. The grass has already broken through its green stems, and the trees are getting ready to put on green clothes. The leaves will bloom quickly and suddenly, and the first flowers are about to bloom, exposing their centers to awakened insects. Summer will come soon.

In summer, the grass turns green, flowers bloom, leaves turn green on the trees, you can swim in the river. The sun warms well, it can be very hot. In summer, the longest day and the most short night in a year. Berries and fruits ripen, the harvest ripens.

In summer, there are natural phenomena, such as:

Rain. In the air, water vapor is supercooled, forming clouds consisting of millions of small ice crystals. The low temperature in the air, below zero degrees, leads to the growth of crystals and to the weight of frozen drops, which melt in the lower part of the cloud and fall in the form of raindrops to the surface of the earth. In summer, the rain is usually warm, it helps to water the forests and fields. Thunderstorms often accompany summer rain. If at the same time it's raining and the sun is shining, they say it's "Mushroom rain". Such rain happens when the cloud is small and does not cover the sun.

Heat. In summer, the rays of the Sun fall on the Earth more vertically and heat its surface more intensively. And at night, the earth's surface gives off heat to the atmosphere. Therefore, in summer it is hot during the day and sometimes even at night.

Rainbow. Occurs in an atmosphere with high humidity, often after rain or thunderstorms. Rainbow - optical phenomenon nature, for the observer appears as a multi-colored arc. When the sun's rays are refracted in water droplets, optical distortion occurs, which consists in the deviation of different colors, White color breaks down into a spectrum of colors in the form of a multi-colored rainbow.

Flowering begins in spring and continues all summer.

In autumn, you no longer run outside in a T-shirt and shorts. It's getting colder, the leaves are turning yellow, falling off, flying away migratory birds, insects disappear from sight.

Autumn is characterized by such natural phenomena:

Leaf fall. As plants and trees go through their year-round cycle, they shed their leaves in autumn, exposing their bark and branches, preparing for hibernation. Why does a tree get rid of leaves? So that the fallen snow does not break the branches. Even before the leaf fall, the leaves of the trees dry, turn yellow or redden and, gradually, the wind throws the leaves to the ground, forming a leaf fall. This is an autumn phenomenon of wildlife.

fogs. The earth and water are still heated during the day, but in the evening it is already getting colder, fog appears. At high humidity air, for example, after rain or in a damp, cool season, the cooled air turns into small droplets of water hovering above the ground - this is fog.

Dew. These are droplets of water from the air that have fallen in the morning on the grass and leaves. During the night, the air cools down, the water vapor that is in the air comes into contact with the surface of the earth, grass, tree leaves and settles in the form of water droplets. On cold nights, the dew drops freeze, causing it to turn to frost.

Shower. It's heavy, torrential rain.

Wind. This is the movement of air currents. In autumn and winter the wind is especially cold.

As in spring, there is frost in autumn. This means that there is a slight frost on the street - frost.

Fog, dew, downpour, wind, frost, frost - autumn phenomena inanimate nature.

In winter it snows and it gets cold. Rivers and lakes are frozen over. In winter, the longest nights and the most short days, it gets dark early. The sun hardly heats up.

Thus, the phenomena of inanimate nature characteristic of winter are:

Snowfall is the fall of snow.

Blizzard. It's snowfall with wind. Being outdoors in a snowstorm is dangerous, it increases the risk of hypothermia. A strong blizzard can even knock you down.

Freezing is the formation of a crust of ice on the surface of the water. The ice will last all winter until spring, until the snow melts and the spring ice drifts.

Another a natural phenomenon- clouds - happens at any time of the year. Clouds are water droplets that have collected in the atmosphere. Water, evaporating on the ground, turns into steam, then, together with warm air currents, rises above the ground. So water is transported over long distances, the water cycle is ensured in nature.

Unusual natural phenomena

There are also very rare unusual phenomena nature, such as northern lights, ball lightning, tornadoes and even fish rain. One way or another, such examples of the manifestation of inanimate natural forces cause both surprise and, at times, alarm, because many of them can harm a person.

Now you know a lot about natural phenomena and you can accurately find those characteristic of a particular season :)

The materials have been prepared for a lesson on the subject of the World around us in grade 2, the programs Perspective and the School of Russia (Pleshakov), but will be useful to any primary school teacher, and parents of preschool children and junior schoolchildren in home schooling.

Winter is a harsh time, especially in northern latitudes our hemisphere. Its calendar time is known, but it often happens that the first signs of winter come much earlier. slushy november weather is replaced by December frosts, fettering reservoirs, dressing the earth in a fluffy snow blanket. The days are getting shorter and the nights are dragging on in anticipation of the first ray of sunshine.

The shortest day falls on the period winter solstice. It is December 21st on the night of the 22nd. The shortest day and the longest night. From this time, the countdown begins and the daytime increases, reducing the nighttime.

The clouds sink lower, becoming heavy, gray with overflowing moisture. There is no lightness and accuracy in them, they cover the entire winter sky, filling the air with the smell of moisture and freshness. It is they who bring heavy snowfalls, covering the ground with meter-long snowdrifts.

Snow is winter precipitation. In winter, they cover everything around with a dense blanket, creating a kind of microclimate that helps plants and small animals survive the harsh cold. The lower the air temperature, the looser the snow flooring becomes, it crunches harder underfoot and pricks when touched.

In calm weather, snow falls in large snowflakes, with an increase in intensity, the snow turns into a blizzard - the most formidable winter natural phenomenon. It occurs when the first gust of wind appears. He lifts the snow cover and carries it, dragging him along. In nature, there are high and low snowstorms, depending on the redistribution air masses. Usually, heavy snowstorms occur in the middle of winter, at the peak of seasonal temperatures. It is on this natural phenomenon that the formation of a snowy landscape depends: the snow blown by the wind takes on bizarre forms of snowdrifts.

Frequent travel companion winter weather- ice. This is an ice crust that forms on any surface after a sharp temperature drop. Wet snow, rain before severe frost can provoke its appearance. As a rule, it is ice that binds the entire area of ​​​​small streams, other sources of moisture, so it does not have to rain for it to appear. If in winter there are severe long frosts, they fetter the deepest reservoirs, which freeze through to very decent depths, and this is how freezing begins, paralyzing navigation. The ice will break only with a strong warming, when the rays of the sun begin to warm up its firmament.

Frost refers to hazards nature. They can be installed on for a long time, if the winter anticyclone dominates in the district. As a rule, abnormal frosts are a rare phenomenon. Deviation from the usual norm does not occur everywhere and not always. Low temperatures can cause significant damage agriculture and provoke an emergency, so all utilities are on alert in winter.

Another indispensable attribute of winter is an icicle - a cone-shaped piece of ice that hangs from any plane. During the day, the sun warms the snow, it begins to melt and leak, and at night the frost intensifies, everything around freezes. The mass of the icicle grows as the snow melts, then it collapses from its own weight and crumbles on impact with the ground.

It is from the melting of icicles that a smooth transition to spring begins, when the air temperature gradually rises, the days become longer, and frosty patterns disappear, seeping melt water into the warmed earth. Snow is a winter sight precipitation. It has its own crystalline structure, which is based on frozen microscopic drops of water. When a drop passes through the cold atmospheric layers of air and falls to the ground, it freezes and overgrows with its fellows, clinging to them, forming six-pointed snowflakes. This form is due to the physical laws of water freezing.