Seasonal Cycles Worksheet
This seasonal cycles worksheet has 1st grade students number one tree through spring, summer, fall, and winter, then write which season comes next. An answer key is included for easy checking.
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Description
The seasons follow each other in the same order every year: spring, summer, fall, and winter, and then spring comes back again. This seasonal cycles worksheet helps first graders see that pattern by watching one tree change from season to season. Knowing the cycle helps young scientists predict what comes next in the world around them.
In this 1st grade seasons worksheet, students look at four pictures of the same tree: pink blossoms, full green leaves, bright orange leaves, and bare snowy branches. They put 1 under spring and number the rest in order. Next, they read four short sentences such as “After winter comes” and write the season that comes next, using the word box. Students can work on their own, with a partner, or as a class, and the answer key makes checking quick. It works well as a science center, a morning warm-up, or a short homework page.
What’s Included
- One page with a four-picture tree sequence and four “what comes next” sentences
- A word box with the four season words
- An answer key
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
- Seeing one tree in every season makes the pattern easy to notice and remember.
- Numbering the pictures builds sequencing skills that carry into reading and math.
- Writing the season words gives extra practice with spelling and handwriting.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, take a walk and look at a real tree near your school or home. Ask students what that tree looks like right now and what it will look like next season. After the seasonal cycles worksheet is finished, have students draw the same tree in the season you are in today, or act out the seasons in a circle to show that the cycle never ends.
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