Use the stage names and picture features to check the order; then match each word to its picture row.
1. Spring → 2. Summer → 3. Fall → 4. Winter
1: Fall = 3; Winter = 4; Spring = 1; Summer = 2 2: Summer = 2; Spring = 1; Winter = 4; Fall = 3
Fall → 4; Spring → 3; Winter → 2; Summer → 1
▸ Practice and check The same tree is shown with spring blossoms, summer leaves, autumn colors, and bare snowy winter branches. The instructions number from spring, but the cycle continues from winter back to spring. It does not stop because the last numbered picture has been reached. These images use a familiar four-season pattern; snow and changing leaves do not describe every place in the world. If the weather where you live looks different, your child’s observation is not wrong. Avoid making “start or end of the year” the deciding clue, since the numbering is about the chosen season sequence, not calendar months. ▸ Worked example 1. Spring → 2. Summer → 3. Fall → 4. Winter ▸ Check answers after trying Fall → 4; Spring → 3; Winter → 2; Summer → 1 ▸ Next worksheet The Water Cycle - Sequencing and Matching. Shared practice guide.
What to look for on this page: The same tree is shown with spring blossoms, summer leaves, autumn colors, and bare snowy winter branches. The instructions number from spring, but the cycle continues from winter back to spring.
Next worksheet: The Water Cycle - Sequencing and Matching. Shared practice guide.