Free black-and-white worksheet

🌻 Seasons and Months of the Year

Q: Does it use fall or autumn?

Both forms appear together so teachers can explain common American and British vocabulary variants.

Help children and beginner English learners practise the twelve months, identify the four seasons and talk about their own lives through one attractive A4 worksheet.

Four varied activities combine ordering, spelling, picture matching and short personal answers. Choose the free black-and-white version for economical printing or the Premium colour edition.

🆕 Free B&W PDF🎨 Premium colour PDF📄 1 A4 page📝 4 activities🎓 Beginner English

📅 One worksheet, four complementary activities

The page moves progressively from recognition to independent production. Learners first identify the order of the months, then write them, connect seasonal pictures and finally answer questions about themselves.

12months to review

4activity types

2printable versions

✍️ What learners do

1Number the monthsPlace January to December in chronological order.

2Write all twelve monthsRecall and spell the complete sequence independently.

3Match the seasonsConnect each illustrated tree to spring, summer, fall/autumn or winter, then choose a favourite.

4Answer personal questionsWrite about a birthday month, the current month, a favourite season and typical summer or winter activities.

🎯 Benefits for learners and teachers

🎓 Benefits for learners

Memorise the calendar sequence, improve spelling, connect weather and nature imagery with season vocabulary, and reuse the new words in meaningful personal sentences.

👩‍🏫 Benefits for teachers

Use one page for vocabulary review, independent work, homework, a seasonal lesson starter or a quick assessment. The final questions also provide ready-made prompts for pair speaking.

🖼️ Compare the two printable versions

🎨 Colour version

Ideal for screen display, classroom stations or an engaging printed handout.

✏️ Black-and-white version

Full preview of the free black-and-white worksheet

Free to download, economical to print and suitable for optional colouring.

📖 Helpful vocabulary and notes

Open the vocabulary guide ▼

MonthOne of the twelve divisions of a year, such as January or June.

SeasonOne of the four parts of the year: spring, summer, fall/autumn and winter.

Fall / AutumnBoth words name the season between summer and winter. Fall is especially common in American English; autumn is widely used in British English and is more formal.

Right nowAt the present moment, as in “What month are we in right now?”

Favourite / FavoriteThe preferred person or thing. Both spellings are correct: British and American English.

GenerallyUsually or in most situations.

⬇️ Download the worksheets

Start with the free black-and-white A4 PDF. Premium members can also download the fully illustrated colour edition.

🆕 Free black-and-white version

Perfect for low-ink printing, photocopying and optional colouring.

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Black-and-White Worksheet – Free PDF

One printable A4 page with all four activities.

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🎨 Premium colour version

The same activities with colourful month labels, seasonal trees and decorative illustrations.

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❓ Frequently asked questions

Which version is free? ▼

The complete black-and-white A4 worksheet is free for everyone. The colour edition is reserved for Premium members.

What level is the worksheet for? ▼

It is designed for beginner English learners, primary pupils and children learning calendar and season vocabulary.

Does it use “fall” or “autumn”? ▼

Both forms appear together so teachers can explain the common American and British vocabulary variants.

Can the black-and-white pictures be coloured? ▼

Yes. Learners may colour the seasonal trees after completing the language activities.

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