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Opposite Seasons
Age 7 · Geography
When one half of Earth leans toward the Sun, it gets strong, straight sunlight. The other half gets weak, slanted sunlight, so the two halves have opposite seasons.
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- In July, some children play outside in summer clothes while children on the other half of Earth wear coats.
- One half has summer holidays while the other half has winter holidays.
Key takeaways
- Earth’s tilt makes one half face the Sun more directly.
- The half with slanted sunlight gets less warmth and has the opposite season.
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