Free Seasonal Changes Drawing Sheet | Class 1 | Science | BookFlik
Boost your classroom learning with our engaging Science seasonal changes drawing sheet year 1 core resource. Designed specifically for Class 1 pupils, this activity helps children observe and record the fascinating shifts in nature throughout the four seasons. By focusing on the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum requirement to observe changes across the four seasons, this worksheet encourages pupils to connect their scientific observations with their creative skills.
Our Science seasonal changes drawing sheet year 1 core is perfect for teachers looking for a quick, no-prep activity to support outdoor learning or classroom discussions. Children will explore key indicators of spring, summer, autumn, and winter, such as changes in weather patterns, the appearance of plants, and the behaviour of animals. As they draw, they develop a deeper understanding of how the world around them transforms over the year.
This resource is tailored to the expected standard for Class 1. It provides a structured space for students to label their drawings, helping them build scientific vocabulary while reinforcing their knowledge of seasonal cycles. Whether you are using this as a starter task, a plenary reflection, or a homework consolidation exercise, the Science seasonal changes drawing sheet year 1 core offers a versatile way to assess student understanding.
To make the most of this sheet, encourage your pupils to think about what they see on their way to school. Ask them to consider why leaves change colour or why we wear different clothes in winter compared to summer.
Included in the pack:
1. What are the four seasons in order?
2. Draw a tree in autumn and list two changes you see.
3. Which season is the coldest?
4. What happens to the length of the day as we move into winter?
5. Identify one animal behaviour that changes with the season.
6. How does the weather change from spring to summer?
7. Why is it important to observe nature throughout the year?
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