Seasons of the Year Anchor Charts and Activities for Kids
Are you looking for new ways to help students understand the causes and characteristics of the seasons of the year? Don’t get to experience all 4 seasons where you live? No problem! With these activities, we can teach kids to:
identify characteristics of each season
use seasonal patterns to make choices about clothing and activities
Weather and seasons go hand in hand. Make sure to read Weather Anchor Charts and Activities for Kids.
Understanding Characteristics of Each Season
Introduce the characteristics of each season with fun and colorful season anchor charts. Students can use the interactive notebook pages to illustrate what they learn about each season. They can refer to the pages throughout the year.
Season Flap Book
Students can continue leaning about the weather and temperature of each season with an engaging season flap book. You can complete a different season each day.
Winter
The weather is cold during winter. It may snow. You should wear warm clothes.
Spring
The weather is warmer during spring. It can rain or storm. You can wear rain boots and a rain jacket.
Summer
The weather is hot during summer. There is a lot of sunshine. You can swim. There is usually no school during the summer months.
Fall
The weather is cooler during fall. The leaves begin to change colors. The leaves fall from the trees. You can wear a jacket and pants.
Seasonal Clothing and Activities
We can help our students foster a sense of independence by teaching them how to dress appropriately for each season. Students will look at each picture at glue it under the correct season.
Boom Cards
If you’re looking for another way to save time, try incorporating a no-prep digital component to your science lesson. Using self-checking Boom Cards, students will practice identifying the season based on the activity shown. With Boom Cards, students receive immediate feedback, which keeps them engaged and having fun learning.
Guess the Season Game
Students can continue practicing their season identification skills with a whole group game called Guess the Season. Students will incorporate their nonfiction text feature skills to help them guess what season is shown in a close up picture. Students love getting to see if their answers are correct.
Wrap-Up
No matter how many seasons you see where you live, your students will love exploring the characteristics of seasonal activities.
Introduce vocabulary with season anchor charts and interactive notebook pages.
Create a season flap book and play Guess the Season for independent practice.
Want to try this later? Save these Season of the Year Activities to your favorite Pinterest board.
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