We have a number of useful printables and activities to help with learning the four seasons, which you can find below.
Here are four trees for the children to colour in, illustrating their changes with the four seasons. Do the whole page at once, or cut out each tree to make a separate small colouring page - perfect for a classroom of children.
The Four Seasons game is a traditional Chinese game used to teach the names and order of the four seasons in a classroom or group setting.
Trace over the dotted words on this pretty four seasons handwriting worksheet, then colour in the four trees.
This lovely poster shows clearly the four different seasons, with a tree changing with the seasons. You could also cut the individual pictures out to make four cards.
These posters are a great way to spark discussions about the four seasons, with all sorts of interesting pictures to spot, identify and think about.
In this guest post, Shelly and her kids make a four seasons tree - a fun and easy season craft suitable for all ages and abilities...
Making a seasons poster is an easy, low mess activity for young kids to enjoy. In this guest post Shelly shares her ideas for making seasons posters using resources from Activity Village.
This clever season spinner helps teach the children about the four seasons and the corresponding months. You'll need to print both pages out onto card, cut out the three circles, and attach them together with a brad in the centre.
This lovely craft idea can be undertaken in one go as a project on the seasons - or in four parts over the year as each season arrives. However you choose to do it, the canvases make an eye-catching display.