An Outdoor English Lesson About Spring! Enjoy!

So the other day, I did a lesson about spring,

and I thought because it was such a nice spring day,

I should come out and do a little bit of a review for you.

As you can see, I'm wearing my spring jacket,

and I'm also wearing my rubber boots.

It's nice to have rubber boots in the spring,

so that when you walk in something like this puddle,

and we have lots of puddles, my feet don't get wet.

We've been having quite a few spring showers lately.

So there's definitely puddles in the driveway,

and it's nice to have rubber boots,

so I can walk through them without getting my feet wet.

When you walk over here,

you can notice that the grass is turning green.

It's really nice to see the grass turning green.

Soon we'll have to mow it.

It certainly is a lot nicer than it was a few weeks ago

when it was just really, really brown.

This tree though, doesn't have leaves yet.

It is going to leaf out in the next couple of weeks.

Right now, you can see that this tree has buds on it,

and inside the bud are probably tiny, tiny leaves

waiting to just come out in a few weeks.

I can't wait for this tree to leaf out,

because then I will have some shade,

and I can sit under there on a hot day,

and the sun won't burn me,

one of the problems that I have sometimes

in the spring and in the summer.

Now unfortunately, the geese,

which usually migrate south in the winter,

and come back in the spring, they're not here today.

Actually, that's not true.

They were here earlier this morning,

and they decided to go somewhere else.

I thought that they would be in the video,

but I'll show you some geese

maybe in another video sometime.

As we walk this way,

I just wanna say it's nice to be outside in the spring.

In the springtime,

there's a lot of opportunities to go outside for fresh air.

I am really enjoying the fresh air and the spring breeze

that's blowing this morning.

Hopefully it's not making the audio sound weird.

Sometimes when it's too windy, that happens.

Hey, when you look at my vehicles,

the red van has normal tires on it,

but the blue van still has snow tires on it.

One of the things we do in spring

is we take the snow tires off our vehicles.

We take the winter tires off, and we put on normal tires.

If I'm quiet, you can hear a bird chirping,

definitely another sign of spring.

Hopefully my microphone is picking that up.

As we walk this way,

you'll see that this tree has buds on it as well.

Soon, these three trees will leaf out,

and we'll have lots of shade over here too.

And I'm glad I have my rubber boots on still,

because if you can see down here, there's a lot of mud.

You can even see my footprints after I step here.

So I'm glad I'm wearing rubber boots,

so that I can step in the mud with no problems.

I was going to show you daffodils and tulips,

but I actually think there's only daffodils here.

So this is a bed, a flower bed.

These are daffodils.

Those are the nice yellow flowers.

They will bloom in about two or three weeks.

And hopefully we can get some together into bouquets,

and sell them.

But hey, anyways,

thank you so much for watching this little review lesson.

I hope you enjoyed walking out here with me.

I hope you enjoyed a little bit of nature,

the sounds of birds chirping,

seeing the little buds on the trees, and all that.

I hope that you learned a lot of vocabulary about spring,

and I hope you're having a good spring yourself

if you're in the Northern Hemisphere.

Have a good day, I'll see you Friday, I guess,

with a live stream, I hope to see you there, bye.

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