Let’s match each picture to the correct season.
First, look at the pumpkin. Pumpkins are picked in the fall — that’s autumn. So pumpkin → autumn.
Next, the butterfly. Butterflies come out when it’s warm and flowers bloom — that’s spring. So butterfly → spring.
The ice cream cone? We eat ice cream when it’s hot outside — that’s summer. So ice cream → summer.
The snowman? Snowmen are made in winter when it’s cold and snowy. So snowman → winter.
Now let’s check the trees on the right:
- The tree with snow on its branches → that’s winter.
- The tree with falling leaves and a rake nearby → that’s autumn (fall).
- The tree with pink blossoms → that’s spring.
- The palm trees on a sunny beach → that’s summer.
So now we can match all the words:
spring → butterfly and blossom tree
summer → ice cream and palm trees
winter → snowman and snowy tree
autumn → pumpkin and leaf-falling tree
But since the worksheet asks to match the pictures to the word boxes in the middle, we pair each left/right image with the correct season label.
Final matching:
Pumpkin → autumn
Butterfly → spring
Ice cream → summer
Snowman → winter
And for the right side:
Snowy tree → winter
Leaf-falling tree → autumn
Blossom tree → spring
Palm trees → summer
All matches are consistent.
Final Answer:
pumpkin → autumn
butterfly → spring
ice cream → summer
snowman → winter
snowy tree → winter
leaf-falling tree → autumn
blossom tree → spring
palm trees → summer
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of seasons worksheet kindergarten.