Kids can decorate a Four Seasons Tree Craft Book, with this Free Printable Kids Activity as they learn about spring, summer, fall (autumn), and winter.
With the changing of the weather, my kid’s natural curiosity, and the addition of calendar time to our day, a lesson about the reason for the 4 seasons was in order. With this activity, we discussed things we noticed about each season, decorated trees, and then combined it all to make an adorable book to review the seasons together.
To add more learning to this activity, you or the child could write some words on the tree trunk that match the season like hot, beach, cold, windy, jacket or they could write a sentence or think about the season. I have two sets of the book available for download. One set has a blank tree trunk (pictured in this tutorial) and the other one has lines on the tree trunk for writing.
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You may also like our Tree Math Printable to go along with this activity.
We read  The Seasons of Arnold’s Apple Tree (affiliate link)
 
by Gail Gibbons that matched perfectly with this activity and even tied with our recent Apple Activities.
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 by Christie Matheson is another book that looks amazing to read with this activity because the pages are interactive and the tree magically changes with each page and season.
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Learning About the 4 Seasons Tree Book
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4 Seasons Tree Printable (available for download at the end of this post)
Spring Stickers (affiliate link)
Summer Stickers (affiliate link)
Fall Stickers (affiliate link)
Winter Stickers (affiliate link)
Markers or Crayons
Hole punch
Yarn
Button (optional)
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Directions:
1. Â Print out the printable tree book and decorate each page with markers and stickers that match the season named on the tree trunk. If you don’t have stickers the child could draw pictures or cut them out of magazines and glue them on their trees.
We decorated one tree at a time and as you can see, they both had lots of fun with their stickers!
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2. Â Cut out the trees, gather the book, punch a hole at the top, and use the yarn to tie the pages together. We added a button, for an extra bit of cuteness.
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Learning About the 4 Seasons Tree Book
Materials
- 4 Seasons Tree Printable
- Spring Stickers (affiliate link)
- Summer Stickers (affiliate link)
- Fall Stickers (affiliate link)
- Winter Stickers (affiliate link)
- Markers or Crayons
- Hole punch
- Yarn
- Button (optional
Instructions
- Print out the printable tree book and decorate each page with markers and stickers that match the season named on the tree trunk. If you don't have stickers the child could draw pictures or cut them out of magazines and glue them on their trees.Printable is available here: https://alittlepinchofperfect.com/4-seasons-tree-printable-book/
- Cut out the trees, gather the book, punch a hole at the top, and use the yarn to tie the pages together. We added a button, for an extra bit of cuteness.
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Adorable! We are using these today to go along with The 4 Seasons of Johnny's Apple Tree. đŸ™‚
Ooooh! So excited about this! My daughter will have so much fun doing this. Thanks for sharing on #ToddlerFunFriday
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Cute idea! Kids love stickers. How fun to make your tress show the different seasons. Thanks for sharing with #What to Read Wednesday. Hope to see you again next week.
Cute idea! (And great for fine motor skills, too – bonus!)
Your kids are too cute! The activity is cute too đŸ™‚
Hi Amanda, Thanks so much!