The Four Seasons - Lesson for Preschool, Chapter - Seasons and Weather

In the lesson "The Four Seasons," preschool students embark on a captivating journey through the Seasons and Weather chapter of the "World Around Us" unit. Through engaging activities like "The Four Seasons Worksheet," "Summer and Winter Worksheet," and "Spring and Fall Worksheet," students will learn to identify and differentiate the four distinct seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter. They will explore the unique characteristics of each season, including typical weather patterns, changes in the environment, and how these changes affect the clothes we wear and activities we enjoy.

Understanding the four seasons is crucial for young learners as it lays the foundation for comprehending the Earth's cycles and how they impact the natural world. This knowledge fosters early scientific thinking, awareness of the environment, and seasonal safety. Moreover, recognizing the seasons is a fundamental aspect of daily life, influencing cultural traditions, agriculture, and lifestyle choices. By familiarizing themselves with the seasons, preschoolers develop a sense of time and rhythm in nature, enriching their perspective of the world around them and promoting a lifelong curiosity and respect for the environment.

Estimated classroom time: 9 min
Chapter: Seasons and Weather
Unit: World Around Us
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The Four Seasons Worksheet
The Four Seasons Worksheet
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Summer and Winter Worksheet
Summer and Winter Worksheet
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Spring and Fall Worksheet
Spring and Fall Worksheet
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  • Activity 1 / The Four Seasons Worksheet

    In this worksheet, tell your little ones that they must circle only those things that remind them of that particular time of the year. The picture of a tree contains four squares; one for each season. In each season square are things that are often synonymous with these seasons. Some of these things match the squares they are put in, and others do not. Ask your child if some of the things in each season’s square are out of place. Then, help them circle only the things that truly remind them of that season.

  • Activity 2 / Summer and Winter Worksheet

    What are the things and colors that your child associates the winter and summer seasons with? Ask them to name a few things that they look forward to doing in the winter, and what colors they see the most. Then, ask them to tell you what they love doing during the summer season. Next, help your kids color in the pictures of summer and winter seasons in this worksheet. Help them pick out the colors they will use in this coloring sheet to see what the summer and winter seasons look like.

  • Activity 3 / Spring and Fall Worksheet

    This coloring sheet will be loads of fun for your kids. After all, there is coloring involved, plus fun animals and shapes. Does your kid know what happens in the fall and spring? Can they tell you some of the things they see happen, and the colors more popular in these season? First, ask your kids if they can tell you the things that are pictured in this worksheet. Then, ask them to color in the pictures to see what the spring and fall look like. Help your kids pick the appropriate color for each season.