How to Teach Seasons to Pre-k Children

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One project we take on year-round in our preschool classroom is our discussion of the change of seasons. One way we do this is through our interpretation paintings of a Dogwood tree outside our classroom window through Fall, Winter, and Spring. This is a photo of our Fall Trees displayed in our classroom throughout the Fall season.


What are some meaningful and developmentally appropriate ways you teach seasons in your classroom?



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