I can't draw actual images, but here's a simple, fun drawing + explanation combo that works really well for this age!

## The Drawing: "Ball on a Pencil" Trick

Have her draw this together:

1. **Draw a circle** (or an oval — wider than tall — to show it spinning).
2. **Stick a pencil through it** and tape it so it can spin = Earth's axis.
3. **Tilt the pencil** at a noticeable angle.
4. **Shine a flashlight** (or draw rays) from the Sun toward different parts of the ball.

## The Kid-Friendly Explanation

> "The Earth spins like a top, but it also *leans*. When the top leans toward the Sun, that half of Earth gets more sunshine — that's **summer**! When it leans away, it gets less sunshine — that's **winter**!"

For extra fun, she can hold a flashlight and tilt a ball toward her to "feel" summer vs. winter.

## Simple Visual She Can Draw

```
        ☀️
       /
      /          ← Summer: leaning TOWARD the sun!
     /
    /─────┼─────  ← equator line
    \
     \          ← Winter: leaning AWAY from the sun
      \
        ☀️
```

Want me to write a little script for her to read aloud, or suggest a fun craft version (like a paper plate Earth)?