Seasons & Clothes: Four Seasons on the Pitch - Class 1 English Worksheet
Read the poem The Four Seasons, learn what each season is like and choose the right clothes for football in sun, rain and cold.
Learning Objective
Name the four seasons, say what each is like, match clothes to the weather, and read the poem The Four Seasons and the songs Pitter Patter and Rain.
Skills Practised
- Seasons
- Weather words
- Clothes
- Poem questions
- Rhyming words
- Cities from a story
The Four Seasons
Poem, The Four Seasons: Spring is a time when children play. Flowers bloom every day. Summer is hot. To stay cool, everyone wants a dip in the pool. Monsoon clouds are filled with rain. They make you feel cool again. Winter is cold. On sunny days, people enjoy the sun's rays. Summer: Brinda and her family are visiting her grandparents in Hyderabad. It is hot there. Brinda is wearing a cotton frock. Winter: Prithvi has gone to Shimla. It is cold there, so he wears warm clothes. Words we can write. Summer: hot, holidays. Winter: cold, woolen cap. Spring: new leaves, colourful. Monsoon: umbrella, clouds. Song, Pitter Patter: I hear thunder, I hear thunder, oh don't you? Pitter patter raindrops, I am wet through. Poem, Rain: Rain on the green grass, rain on the trees, rain on the rooftops, and rain on me.
Preview Questions
Q1. In the poem “The Four Seasons”, spring is a time when children ___.
- play
- shout
- swim
- sleep
Q2. Flowers bloom every day in ___.
- winter
- monsoon
- summer
- spring
Q3. Kush plays football on a day in summer. Summer is ___.
- windy
- wet
- hot
- cold
Interactive Story Mission
Join Coach and Pariskhit for a 10-minute football training story. Children work through 12 activities with big buttons, kind feedback, hints when they get stuck, and a badge and stars at the end.
- Seasons in the Poem: Put the seasons in the order of the poem.
- Rhyme with Rain: Read the lines of the poem. Find the rhyme.
- Brinda's Grandparents: Think of the story. Pick the city.
- Where Is Prithvi: Think of the story. Pick the place.
- Finish the Song: Finish the song “Pitter Patter”.
- Finish the Poem: Drag the missing word into the goal.
- Find the Monsoon: Tap the picture that shows the monsoon.
- Summer or Winter Clothes: Look at each picture and word. Which season is it for?
- Words in the Rain: Look at the monsoon picture. Tap the word that names something you can see.
- Find the Sari: Tap the sari.
- Make a Hat: Think of the paper hat activity. Pick the missing word.
- Word for Summer: Think of the words we can write.
Note for Parents & Teachers
This follows the NCERT Class 1 English lesson The Four Seasons (Mridang): the poem about spring, summer, monsoon and winter, the songs Pitter Patter and Rain, Brinda in hot Hyderabad and Prithvi in cold Shimla, clothes such as sari, frock, t-shirt and woolen cap, and the paper hat activity. Look at the weather together each morning and talk about what to wear.