Season Unit Worksheets for Kindergarten EFL

 The Seasons unit Educational Resource is available for teaching Kindergarten English Language Learners or even for your 1st grade kids. The focus of this blog post will be on the worksheets for teaching. Find classroom ESL ideas for this unit with a focus on Communicative English Teaching Approach. 

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Seasons Unit Worksheets. 

Use the worksheets to review new concepts easily and work on their critical thinking. Students can start their experience on writing in English. All the worksheets are geared to start reading and writing through fun presented materials.

Seasons Printable Worksheets that turn into small cards for students to take home and practice the words with their families.

Seasons Order the cards. Students can use their small flashcards from the worksheets section or the small cards in color. Encourage them to trace the letters and color the cards.

The objective is that students place the Seasons cards in order you say. Then, place the order on the board for the students to check their order and rearrange.

Have the students name the sequence of the cards: spring, summer, fall winter.

Students can match their small flashcards to the big colored flashcards for the Seasons Unit.

Color by number worksheets are a puzzle in it’s own way as students match the colors assigned to each part of the drawing reinforcing the color words. There is one item per season. Children will have a sense of initiative as they can work alone with kind of worksheet.

The worksheets are intended to be completed in a short period of time due to your learner’s attention span. Easy worksheets to color the Seasonal trees and then cut into pieces and create a puzzle.

I saw this nice activity in Instagram- La Casita Educativa. It’s basically getting an egg carton, I used a 6 egg holder but a bigger ones would be better.

Stuents will color the worksheets as indicated on each Seasonal item.

 Then, have them cut each picture and glue it onto craft sticks to make puppets that you can use for even more games later.

I glued a small piece of carton and cut four slits on top of an egg carton.

Color your own worksheets and make a pattern sheet that your will recreate on the egg carton and name each item as the put the puppet into the slit.

 Students: pengin, snowman, snowflake.

Worksheets are for students to use all their creativity in completing them. This set of worksheets is based on the basic emotions: happy, sad and angry. Students can complete the face if you want. Then, they can cut all the items and sort them into feelings.

Check on your student’s progress on the unit by using the worksheets. Review the parts of the face and/or the body. Students can name the aprts of the body on each item on the worksheet, such as the snowman: arms, hands, legs, head, stomach,etc.

Worksheets are for further practice to consolidate and review vocabulary from previous units such the face. There is a set of acorns, one for reviewing the facial features.

Teacher: Color the eyes blue! (Continue with the other facial features)

Have the students notice that some facial features are missing.

Teacher: What's missing?

Students: the nose! 

Teacher: Draw the nose. What else?

For the body parts is basically the same.You can also review clothes. Ask students to draw clothes to the acorn.Encourage your students to be creative.

Seasons Group Bingo. There are four Seasons worksheets that your students will complete. Hand in only one to each student, not the four worksheet to make the game fun.

Say the phrase: Find…. When you show the card. The first student that marks the worksheet will win the game.

Several Numbers 1 to 10 review worksheets. Help your students be independent learners. They can fill in these worksheets in small groups and with little supervision from you.

Here is another set of Number review but for the Fall Season. Have your students follow your directions for completing the worksheets. Dictate the color of each number and leaf.

Teacher: Find number seven! Color it yellow.

Find number three. Color the leaf purple!

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