4c Weather and Seasons Worksheet worksheet - Free Printable

Let’s solve this step by step.

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Part 1: Match weather words to pictures

We have 6 weather pictures and 6 weather words:
Snowy, Rainy, Cloudy, Windy, Stormy, Sunny

Look at each picture:

1. Top left: Just a cloud → that’s Cloudy
2. Top middle: Cloud with swirl (wind lines) → that’s Windy
3. Top right: Cloud with raindrops → that’s Rainy
4. Bottom left: Cloud with snowflakes (small circles) → that’s Snowy
5. Bottom middle: Sun with rays → that’s Sunny
6. Bottom right: Cloud with lightning bolt → that’s Stormy

So the matches are:

- Top left box → Cloudy
- Top middle box → Windy
- Top right box → Rainy
- Bottom left box → Snowy
- Bottom middle box → Sunny
- Bottom right box → Stormy

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Part 2: Match pictures to seasons

We have 4 season boxes: fall, winter, spring, summer
And 4 pictures below them.

Let’s look at each picture:

1. First picture (leftmost): Girl next to a sunflower → flowers bloom in spring or early summer. But sunflowers are more summer… wait — let’s check others.

Actually, let’s match based on clues:

- Picture with girl and flower → likely spring (flowers growing)
- Picture with boy holding beach ball and bucket → beach = summer
- Picture with kid in sled/boat? Wait — it looks like a child in a sled or maybe ice skating? Actually, looking closely: it’s a child in a small boat or sled? Hmm — but there’s no snow. Wait — actually, re-examining: the third picture shows a child wearing headphones and sitting in what looks like a sled or toboggan — but no snow? That doesn’t fit. Wait — perhaps it’s a mistake? Let me think again.

Wait — better approach: Look for clear seasonal clues.

Picture 1: Girl + tall sunflower → sunflowers grow in summer, but sometimes associated with late summer/fall. However, another clue: she’s in a dress, not heavy clothes.

Picture 2: Boy with beach ball and pail → definitely summer

Picture 3: Child in a sled-like thing, wearing hat and scarf? Actually, looking again — yes! The child is wearing a winter hat and scarf, and sitting in a sled → that’s winter

Picture 4: Boy with pumpkin and leaf falling → pumpkins and falling leaves = fall

Now assign:

- “fall” box → should get the pumpkin/leaf picture → that’s the fourth picture (rightmost)
- “winter” box → should get the sled/winter gear picture → that’s the third picture
- “spring” box → should get the flower/girl picture → that’s the first picture
- “summer” box → should get the beach/ball picture → that’s the second picture

But wait — the instruction says: “Match the picture to the correct season.” And the season labels are above empty boxes. So we need to put the *picture number* or draw/link? Since it’s a worksheet, probably you’d write the letter or draw a line — but since we’re giving answers, we’ll say which picture goes under which season label.

The layout is:

Season labels:
[fall] [winter] [spring] [summer]
Then below:
Pic1 Pic2 Pic3 Pic4

So:

- Under “fall” → Pic4 (pumpkin & leaf)
- Under “winter” → Pic3 (sled & winter clothes)
- Under “spring” → Pic1 (girl & flower)
- Under “summer” → Pic2 (beach ball & bucket)

That makes sense.

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Final Answer:

Weather Matching:

Top row (left to right):
Cloudy, Windy, Rainy

Bottom row (left to right):
Snowy, Sunny, Stormy

Season Matching:

Under “fall”: fourth picture (boy with pumpkin and leaf)
Under “winter”: third picture (child in sled with winter hat)
Under “spring”: first picture (girl with sunflower)
Under “summer”: second picture (boy with beach ball and bucket)