Let’s solve this step by step.
We are given a picture divided into four sections, each showing a different scene that represents one of the four seasons: spring, summer, fall (autumn), and winter.
On the right side, we have labels for the seasons:
- winter
- summer
- fall
- spring
And on the left and right sides of the big picture, there are empty boxes where we need to write which season goes with which part of the picture.
The big picture is split into 4 parts:
Top-left: Shows flowers blooming and butterflies — this looks like
spring.
Top-right: Shows apples growing on trees and sun shining — this looks like
summer.
Bottom-left: Shows leaves falling from trees and maybe some birds flying away — this looks like
fall.
Bottom-right: Shows snowflakes falling and bare branches — this looks like
winter.
Now, let’s match them to the boxes.
Looking at the layout:
There are two boxes on the left side of the big picture (one next to top-left, one next to bottom-left).
There are two boxes on the right side of the big picture (one next to top-right, one next to bottom-right).
So:
Left-top box → matches top-left image →
spring
Left-bottom box → matches bottom-left image →
fall
Right-top box → matches top-right image →
summer
Right-bottom box → matches bottom-right image →
winter
That makes sense because:
Spring = flowers and new life
Summer = fruit and sunshine
Fall = leaves falling
Winter = snow
Final Answer:
Left-top box: spring
Left-bottom box: fall
Right-top box: summer
Right-bottom box: winter
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of seasons of the year worksheet for kindergarten.