Autumn is more than just a season of colorful leaves and cooler temperatures—there’s fascinating science behind the changes we see and feel. But what exactly happens to nature during this time? Why do leaves change color and fall? How do animals prepare for the colder months ahead? Why are people suddenly attracted to the smell of spices and the sight of things like pumpkins? And did you know that the effects of autumn can be different depending on where you are in the world? In this class, we’ll explore these questions and more, delving into the science that makes autumn such a unique and transformative time of year. No prior knowledge or preparation is needed—just bring your curiosity and willingness to discuss! Whether you’re in the northern hemisphere enjoying the onset of fall or in the southern hemisphere experiencing the first hints of spring, this class will give you new insights into the seasonal changes happening all around you. No scientific background or knowledge is required for this class. Join us for an engaging discussion fellow English learners and discover the wonders of the autumn season together.

By the end of this class, you will: • Participate in a group discussion about the autumn season and what is happening on a natural and scientific level. • Practice and improve your listening skills by engaging with diverse perspectives. • Gain confidence in expressing your thoughts and experiences in English. This course is aimed at intermediate to advanced English learners (B2+). Individual correction of your English may occasionally occur during the group class when necessary, but the teacher will aim to provide personalized feedback and corrections after the class.