Test students' ability to analyze how seasonal weather patterns—changes in temperature, precipitation, and daylight—affect local plants (growth, flowering, dormancy), animals (migration, hibernation, behavior), and daily human activities (clothing, schedules, farming, recreation). Tasks include reading simple seasonal charts, comparing observations across seasons, predicting effects on organisms and routines, and explaining adaptations or community responses. Designed for grades 3–5 with moderate analysis through short written answers, charts, and scenario-based questions.