What is the relationship between the position change of the sun and the temperature of the four seasons? Please don't talk too abstruse about the science short answer questions in the fourth grade, lest the children can't accept them.

Considering that you are only in the fourth grade, to put it simply, in our northern hemisphere (or northern temperate zone), the position change of the direct point of the sun has the following relationship with the temperature of the four seasons:

1. The northernmost three months are summer (the highest temperature);

2. The southernmost three months are winter (the lowest temperature);

The middle three months are spring and autumn (the temperature is moderate).