Set this seasons worksheet as a task for your Grade Ones to show their knowledge of the seasons' names and their order.
Grade One Trace and Draw Activity
If you’re a Grade One teacher focusing on seasons with your class, you’ll know one of the fundamental understandings about seasons is the order in which they occur! In Grade One, we look at ordering images of seasonal changes across the year. This simple one-page worksheet requires students to trace the names of the seasons in order and draw a picture to represent their knowledge of each season.
This would be an excellent baseline task for your students at the start of the unit to gauge the depth of their prior knowledge of seasons.
Using This Season’s Worksheet in Your Classroom
This is a versatile teaching resource that you can use in many ways. Why not try:
- Setting it out as one of your literacy groups as part of an integrated unit on seasons
- Using it as a simple homework task
- Incorporating it into a handwriting lesson, or
- Having students cut out each box and glue them into their science books in their correct order?
This teaching resource was made in collaboration with Kaitlyn Blevins, a teacher and Teach Starter collaborator.
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