First Grade Reading Practice Seasonal Vocabulary Words for Kids

Teachers know that exposing kids to large amounts of Seasonal vocabulary words with pictures, can help them in many ways.

Seasonal Vocabulary Words

There are so many great vocabulary words for every season or holiday. Exposing your students to these words in an engaging way, can give them the practice they need to grow in reading, writing and spelling.

Winter Words

Words like gloves, scarf, vest and sweater would be great for a story about a cold winter day. Weather words like snow storm and blizzard would emerge and connect science to writing!

Spring Vocabulary Words

Words like butterfly, umbrella and sprout and nest could be used for an expository piece about weather, life cycles or plants.

Summer Words

At the end of the year, when we need students to be able to sit and work for extended periods, having a great set of summer vocabulary words at their fingertips can be very beneficial. Words like sprinkler, towel, goggles and sandals lend themselves to writing about summer adventures.

Vocabulary Words with Pictures

Since some kids may not be familiar with all of the vocabulary words provided, they need pictures to help them understand. Once they see the picture, they’ll more readily remember what the word is and how to use it.

Fitting In Vocabulary Practice

Your day is already full to the brim with lessons, recess, lunch and much, much more! So, how will you fit the Seasonal Vocabulary Practice into your day? These practice pages make terrific:

Morning Work
Homework
Early Finishers Work
Literacy Stations
Writing Mini Lesson
Sub Packet
Busy Work

Chances are, you are already doing these in some form, right? So, you won’t need more time in your day to fit some of these vocabulary building activities into your schedule.

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Working with Seasonal Vocabulary Words

You’ll want your students to see the word with the picture repeatedly. You’ll also want them to write the words in sentences and independently. Finally, you’ll want your students to read the words in sentences and comprehend what they are reading.

The Benefits of Working with Seasonal Vocabulary Words

There are so many reasons to allow your students to practice seasonal vocabulary words.

More knowledge of hundreds of vocabulary words
Better Spelling Skills
Better Reading Skills
Greater ability to write
Greater ability to come up with ideas for writing

Interested?

If you are interested in these Seasonal Vocabulary Activities, just click on any of the links below.

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~ Carrie