Seasons

If you're on the hunt for printable seasons worksheets for kindergarten, four seasons activities for preschool, and more ways to teach your primary students about spring, summer, fall, and winter, you've landed in the right area of the internet. Each teaching resource in this four seasons collection has been created by a teacher and undergone extensive review by the expert teachers on the Teach Starter team to ensure they're ready for you to download and use in your science lessons right away. You'll find editable options to allow you to differentiate your instruction for students and to help you cut time on lesson planning.

How Do You Teach Kids About the Seasons?

If this is your first year teaching about seasons, writing a lesson plan that will help students understand the concept may seem daunting. After all, sometimes it feels like the seasons sort of jump back and forth — even to those of us who understand the science! One day it's fall. Then it feels like summer again. And whoops, is it already winter? It's OK. Take a deep breath, and read on for some tips from our teacher team on how to teach the seasons to kids so they can grasp the scientific concepts and understand the difference between spring and summer, winter and fall. After all, our teachers were in your shoes once too! Here are some of the topics you might want to cover in your four seasons lessons:

1. Season vocabulary
2. When during the year each season occurs
3. What events happen during each season
4. How the seasons relate to weather
5. The clothing and objects associated with each season