2025年2月9日 · The wet season in the Philippines is brought about by the Southwest monsoon, also known as Hanging Habagat , which is characterized by frequent heavy rainfall and humid weather. During this season, the air is hot and humid, which brings heavy rain and typhoons in …

The dry season takes place during the months of December to May. This is characterized by less and infrequent rainfall as well as dusty soil. During this season, some of the crops die due to insufficient supply of water. The dry season is influenced by the Northeast Monsoon or Hanging Amihan that brings cool and dry air.

The Philippines has two seasons: wet and dry. The activities that we do, the food that we eat, and the clothes that we wear are affected by these seasons. I learned that the following activities are appropriate for: WET SEASON DRY SEASON 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. Illustrated by Ryan Oliver S. Arellano, Psyche Amor L. Distor and Ramona I. Mangahas

The document discusses the seasons in the Philippines. It describes the wet season from June to September as characterized by heavy rains and typhoons, and the dry season from January to May as hot and dry with occasional rain showers.

1. list down specific activities for wet and dry season; 2. discuss appropriate activities for specific seasons in the Philippines; and 3. show appreciation of the importance of knowing the appropriate activities for specific seasons.

This document provides a lesson plan about the different seasons in the Philippines for 6th grade science students. The lesson plan has the following key points: - The Philippines has two main seasons - a dry season from December to May that is divided into cool and hot periods, and a wet season from June to November.

The document provides details of a science lesson plan for 6th grade students on the seasons of the Philippines. The objectives are for students to identify the different seasons, express associated activities through drawings and role-plays, and appreciate considering appropriate activities for each season.

Consequently, people of the Philippines do not experience the four seasons described in the previous section. Instead, the “seasons” in the Philippines are described as the wet and dry seasons. When it seldom rains, the season is described as dry season, when there is much rainfall, it is described as the wet season. ##### Solstice and Equinox