Final Answer:
Spring — Apple tree with green leaves and red apples
Summer — Tree with full green leaves (no fruit shown, but summer is implied by lush foliage; however, based on standard seasonal matching and the icons, the *apple tree with fruit* is typically late summer/early fall — but in this worksheet, the convention used is:
Top-left: Early spring (budding)
Top-right: Summer (full leaf + fruit)
Bottom-left: Fall (colorful leaves)
Bottom-right: Winter (bare + snow)
Matching icons from right column (top to bottom):
1. Pumpkin → Fall
2. American flag (July 4th) → Summer
3. Rabbit (Easter) → Spring
4. Snowman → Winter
5. Watermelon → Summer
6. Umbrella/rain → Spring (or general, but often spring rain)
7. Christmas tree → Winter
8. Acorn → Fall
9. Rainbow → Spring
10. Autumn leaf → Fall
11. Clown (circus? not seasonal) — likely distractor
12. Snowflakes → Winter
13. Bat → Halloween → Fall
14. Skier → Winter
15. Sun → Summer
16. Flower → Spring
But the task is to match each tree to its season using the icons. The four trees are clearly:
- Top-left: Bare branches with tiny green buds →
Spring
- Top-right: Full green leaves + red apples →
Summer (apples ripen late summer/early fall, but in early education, this is often labeled *summer*)
- Bottom-left: Bright orange/yellow/red leaves →
Fall
- Bottom-right: Bare branches + snow on ground →
Winter
Now, from the icon list, select one best-match icon per tree:
Spring → Rabbit (Easter), or Flower, or Rainbow
Summer → Sun, Watermelon, Flag
Fall → Pumpkin, Acorn, Autumn leaf, Bat
Winter → Snowman, Snowflakes, Christmas tree, Skier
Since the worksheet has 4 trees and 16 icons (likely for selection/matching), but the instruction implies filling the 4 dashed boxes (one per tree) with the correct season name or icon. However, the user only asks to “solve the problem”, and given standard kindergarten/1st grade worksheets like this, the expected answer is labeling each tree with its season:
Top-left: Spring
Top-right: Summer
Bottom-left: Fall
Bottom-right: Winter
So the final answer is the four seasons in order (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right):
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of seasons worksheet for preschoolers.