Fall is Here
Breakout
It is that time of year when the weather gets cooler, the leaves start falling and football is in full swing. Fall is here! You have 45 minutes to solve the breakout, or there could be a chance winter will get here much faster then necessary.
It is that time of year when the weather gets cooler, the leaves start falling and football is in full swing. Fall is here! You have 45 minutes to solve the breakout, or there could be a chance winter will get here much faster then necessary.
Believe it or not, many towns in the United States have the word FALL as part of their name:
Believe it or not, many towns in the United States have the word FALL as part of their name:
Falls Church, Virginia
Falls Church, Virginia
Fall City, Washington
Fall City, Washington
Fallbrook, California
Fallbrook, California
Fall Branch, Tennessee
Fall Branch, Tennessee
Fall River, Wisconsin
Fall River, Wisconsin
Living in certain parts of the world, you will see something happen each fall that is almost magical. The leaves on the tree will turn color.
Living in certain parts of the world, you will see something happen each fall that is almost magical. The leaves on the tree will turn color.
Why?
Why?
A deciduous tree is a tree that loses its leaves every fall and grows new leaves each spring. Each year deciduous trees go through a process in which their green leaves become bright yellow, orange and red for a few weeks before turning brown and falling to the ground.
A deciduous tree is a tree that loses its leaves every fall and grows new leaves each spring. Each year deciduous trees go through a process in which their green leaves become bright yellow, orange and red for a few weeks before turning brown and falling to the ground.
Scarecrows have been around a long time. The Egyptians used scarecrows to protect their wheat fields along the Nile River from flocks of quail. The Greek, Roman, and Japanese farmers made scarecrows to protect their rice fields. Today, in the United States you might see a scarecrow in a small garden.
Scarecrows have been around a long time. The Egyptians used scarecrows to protect their wheat fields along the Nile River from flocks of quail. The Greek, Roman, and Japanese farmers made scarecrows to protect their rice fields. Today, in the United States you might see a scarecrow in a small garden.
Recently, many communities have scarecrow festivals in the fall. Competitions are held to see who can come up with wild and crazy ways to decorate a scarecrow.
Recently, many communities have scarecrow festivals in the fall. Competitions are held to see who can come up with wild and crazy ways to decorate a scarecrow.
The Seasons in the Northern Hemisphere
The Seasons in the Northern Hemisphere
Summer
Summer
June 1 to August 31
Fall
Fall
September 1 to November 30
Winter
Winter
December 1 to February 28
Spring
Spring
March 1 to May 31