Winter Sentence Worksheet
Using this Winter Sentence Worksheet, students describe pictures of winter scenes using complete sentences and key vocabulary.
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Using this Winter Sentence Worksheet, students describe pictures of winter scenes using complete sentences and key vocabulary.
This worksheet helps students show what they know about four winter activities.
Look at each picture of the winter activity. Then, decide what is going on. Finally, write a complete sentence to describe the scene. Use key vocabulary that focuses on that season to clearly show what you know.
Other resources to use with this Winter Sentence Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about Winter.
Use this Winter Reading Comprehension Worksheet as an additional resource.
Introduce this worksheet by reviewing seasoning by listening to the Have Fun Teaching Seasons Song. Ask students to describe winter only using verbs. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Push them to use specific vocabulary relating to Winter. Finally, students share out their sentences.
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