Pick from two different versions: a “first day of winter” or a “Winter Solstice” worksheet for your young learners. I hope you enjoy! This set of worksheets to start the official winter season features words to trace, a blank line for free writing, and an adorable little winter gnome girl to color. This free printable is a fun activity for kindergarten and 1st grade students. Some second grade students could benefit from it, as well, depending on their needs and abilities. Special education students and students engaged in occupational therapy will also have a great time with this first day of winter worksheet.
When is the first day of winter?
The first day of winter is the day of the Winter Solstice. In the Northern Hemisphere, this is typically on December 21 or December 22.
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In the Southern Hemisphere, this date is the Summer Solstice and the Winter Solstice occurs in June. Why did my daughter color her gnome to have slightly purple skin? I don’t know, but she really enjoyed adding sparkle to the leaves with her new glitter crayons.
How to use printable worksheets
Reusable worksheets help your child work towards mastery of the task. They’re also ideal for literacy centers. Save your copy budget when you only print a few copies of the worksheet instead of an entire stack!
Your free printable worksheets (look for the download link towards the bottom of the page) Printer access & paper A developmentally appropriate pencil Crayons, pencils, etc for coloring Dry erase pockets or page protectors, optional
Learn more about making reusable coloring pages in this post with free printable dinosaur coloring sheets. This first day of winter worksheet is officially kindergartner tested and approved:
Free first day of winter worksheet PDF file download area
Like other printable activities here on The Artisan Life, these free winter worksheets are licensed for personal (non-commercial) and single classroom use. You are welcome to print and use them with your own children, students, therapy clients, library activity, etc. You are not licensed to redistribute the files or print outs to other adults for use with their children or students. You are also not licensed to sell the files or print outs. I hope you enjoy these printable activities to start the season of winter. Make sure to check out the printable pages below for fun winter activities for young minds!
