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The Four Seasons Preschool Worksheet

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The Four Seasons

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  1. Which picture fills the gap in the year?

    Read aloud: The four seasons keep coming round in this row. Point to the picture that belongs in the empty box.

    A left-to-right row of 7 positions with 1 gap.A left-to-right sequence of pictures. 1 position is empty and drawn with a dashed edge.flowersunleafsnowflakeflowersun

  2. This year row starts in fall. Fill the box.

    Read aloud: A year can start at any season. This one starts in fall. Point to what belongs in the empty box.

    A left-to-right row of 7 positions with 1 gap.A left-to-right sequence of pictures. 1 position is empty and drawn with a dashed edge.leafsnowflakeflowersunleafsnowflake

  3. Acorns are dropping. What drops too?

    Read aloud: Acorns are on the ground, the air has turned cool, and the branches are getting bare. Point to what else is coming down.

    A group of acorns.A set of acorns arranged in rows to be counted.acornacornacornacorn

  4. The tree is bare. Which season is next?

    Read aloud: The last leaf came off this tree weeks ago and each day is colder than the one before. Point to the season coming next.

    One tree.A picture of one tree.tree

  5. Flowers are opening. Which season is next?

    Read aloud: Flowers are open, new leaves are out, and every day is a little warmer. Point to the season that follows.

    A group of flowers.A set of flowers arranged in rows to be counted.flowerflowerflowerflowerflower

  6. Winter is ending. What comes back first?

    Read aloud: The last snow has melted and the soil is soft again. Point to the first green thing to appear.

    A group of snowflakes.A set of snowflakes arranged in a single row to be counted.snowflakesnowflakesnowflakesnowflake
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About this worksheet

A year is far too long for a preschooler to hold in their head, so this page makes it something they can see all at once. The seasons run left to right as four pictures that keep coming round: a flower for spring, the sun for summer, a fallen leaf for fall, a snowflake for winter. One picture is missing and your child points to the one that belongs. Other questions ask what happens next in the real world. Acorns are dropping and the leaves are turning, so what falls next? The tree is bare and the days are cold, so what comes after that? Winter is ending, so what is the first thing to come back? Nothing is read and nothing is written. Talk about your own place as you go, because a season looks different in different towns even though the order never changes.

What your child will learn

  • Put spring, summer, fall, and winter in their repeating order
  • Fill the missing season in a row of picture emblems
  • Match a change outdoors, like falling leaves, to its season
  • Know that the year comes back around from winter to spring

Worked example

The row reads flower, sun, leaf, then a gap, then flower and sun again. The four keep coming round in the same order, so the picture after the leaf is the snowflake.

Common mistake

Treating winter as the end of the row instead of the season that leads back round to spring.

Helpful hint

Say the four pictures aloud in order, again and again, until you reach the gap.

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Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with the four seasons?
Treating winter as the end of the row instead of the season that leads back round to spring.
How can I help my child with the four seasons?
Say the four pictures aloud in order, again and again, until you reach the gap.
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