Winter Worksheets

What is the Winter Season?

Ahh, winters! BRRRRRR! Doesn’t just its name make you feel cold already? Let’s see what the winter season actually is and how it begins! One of the four seasons that change around the year, winters are the coldest time of the year. Winters mark their arrival after spring and before autumn. Winter starts after the winter solstice when the Sun reaches its highest position in the sky. Since the Earth is divided into two hemispheres, the arrival of winter in both the hemispheres is different. In the Northern hemisphere, the winter starts by December 21 or December 22 while in the Southern hemisphere, the winter usually starts by June 21 or June 22. In various parts of the world, winter brings cold and icy winds. Most parts of the world also experience snowfall. Children make snowmen; people take vacations and enjoy skiing. During this season, many animals also hibernate, while the deciduous trees have no leaves.

Word Sorts

We give you a whole bunch words for you to put in order.


Rhyme Time

Add some color to the objects that rhyme.


Writing Winter Words

Look at the picture. Write the winter word.


Do you know your winter holidays?

Color the holidays that come in the winter.


Winter Fun

What will you do over winter break?

Beginning Blends

Say the name of each picture. Then, in the box next to it, draw something that has the same beginning blend sound.


Complete the Winter Patterns

Cut and paste to complete the pattern in each row.


Write a Winter Haiku

We walk you through the process.

Crossword Puzzle

Some words will trip you up.


What Belongs in Winter?

Circle the pictures that belong.


Cloze

Fill in the missing word in each sentence.


My Break

Tell us all about your break.

Vocabulary

Draw a line matching each picture with its name.


Picture Sentences

Draw a line from the sentence to the matching picture.


Sentence Writing

Write five sentences about winter. Color the word.