Colorful Seasons: Dot-to-Dot Tree Leaves Worksheet for Kids

How to use this worksheet

Look at each tree outline together and talk about which season it might represent based on any clues on the page. Dip a cotton bud into paint and show your child how to dab dots of color onto the tree's branches to create leaves, choosing colors that match that season, like pink or green for spring and orange or brown for autumn. Let your child dab leaves onto each tree, encouraging them to say the season's name aloud as they work. Once finished, review all four trees together and talk about how each season looks different.

Materials needed

• Cotton buds
• Paint
• Pencil

Extension activities

• 1Take a walk outside and look at real trees, discussing what season it currently is based on what you see.
• 2Create a seasons collage using cut-out or collected leaves, cotton balls for snow, or flower cutouts for spring.
• 3Ask your child to describe what clothes people wear or what weather happens in each season.
• 4Read a picture book about the changing seasons and point out which season matches each page.
• 5Set up a simple seasons chart at home and update it together as the weather actually changes throughout the year.