Theme Tasks catalog
Winter
• You will learn what changes happen in the life of animals and plants in winter;
• You will learn to tell the difference between leafy and coniferous plants;
• You will find out what tips you need to follow to stay healthy;
• You will remember the rules for safe behavior during winter fun;
• You will think about how people can help animals in winter.
• You will learn to tell the difference between leafy and coniferous plants;
• You will find out what tips you need to follow to stay healthy;
• You will remember the rules for safe behavior during winter fun;
• You will think about how people can help animals in winter.
1
Choose the letters that make the name of the coldest season.
Choose the letters that make the name of the coldest season.
2
Think about what jobs people do outside in winter?
Choose the right picture.
Think about what jobs people do outside in winter?
Choose the right picture.
3
At last, the long-awaited winter has come, snow has fallen and now you can make a happy snowman.
Do you know that snow is not just a winter decoration?
It covers the ground like a warm blanket that protects plants from the cold.
Snow is made of many snowflakes, and snowflakes are made of tiny pieces of ice.
There are no two snowflakes that are the same. Each snowflake has its own pattern.
In winter, ponds freeze, the sky is often cloudy,
days get shorter, and nights get longer.
The sun's rays do not warm the ground like in summer, so winter is the coldest season.
Remember the names of the winter months.
The first month of winter is December.
The middle of winter is January.
February ends winter.
At last, the long-awaited winter has come, snow has fallen and now you can make a happy snowman.
Do you know that snow is not just a winter decoration?
It covers the ground like a warm blanket that protects plants from the cold.
Snow is made of many snowflakes, and snowflakes are made of tiny pieces of ice.
There are no two snowflakes that are the same. Each snowflake has its own pattern.
In winter, ponds freeze, the sky is often cloudy,
days get shorter, and nights get longer.
The sun's rays do not warm the ground like in summer, so winter is the coldest season.
Remember the names of the winter months.
The first month of winter is December.
The middle of winter is January.
February ends winter.
4
Look at the picture. What did the artist mix up?
Choose the signs of winter.
Look at the picture. What did the artist mix up?
Choose the signs of winter.
5
Help Artur find out which is more — icicles or snowflakes?
Choose the right sign.
Help Artur find out which is more — icicles or snowflakes?
Choose the right sign.
6
Finish the sentence. Choose the right picture.
Finish the sentence. Choose the right picture.
7
Solve the problem in your mind.
Choose the right numbers and signs.
Solve the problem in your mind.
Choose the right numbers and signs.
8
Winter brings children a lot of joy.
You can build ice forts,
play snowball fights,
and also ride sleds, skis, or skates.
To keep your health, follow these tips:
Remember, it is cold in winter.
To not get sick, dress for the weather.
For winter fun, choose safe places.
Ride sleds and skis in the park or in special places.
Avoid snowy hills that lead to water or roads.
It is dangerous!
If you like to skate, it is better to choose special skating rinks.
Be careful, look up!
It is very dangerous to walk close to buildings where big icicles form on the roofs.
They can fall and hurt you.
Always stay away from the edge of the roof and walk on a safe path a little farther to avoid danger!
Winter brings children a lot of joy.
You can build ice forts,
play snowball fights,
and also ride sleds, skis, or skates.
To keep your health, follow these tips:
Remember, it is cold in winter.
To not get sick, dress for the weather.
For winter fun, choose safe places.
Ride sleds and skis in the park or in special places.
Avoid snowy hills that lead to water or roads.
It is dangerous!
If you like to skate, it is better to choose special skating rinks.
Be careful, look up!
It is very dangerous to walk close to buildings where big icicles form on the roofs.
They can fall and hurt you.
Always stay away from the edge of the roof and walk on a safe path a little farther to avoid danger!
9
Help Ostin get ready for a winter walk.
Choose the right clothes, shoes, and hat.
Help Ostin get ready for a winter walk.
Choose the right clothes, shoes, and hat.
10
Think, what do the children need to skate on the ice?
Choose the right item.
Think, what do the children need to skate on the ice?
Choose the right item.
11
Which place is safe for winter fun?
Choose the right picture.
Which place is safe for winter fun?
Choose the right picture.
12
In winter, there are changes in the life of plants.
They seem to rest.
Their growth slows down.
Some grassy plants die,
and others sleep under the snow blanket.
Birches, oaks, maples and other leafy trees lose their leaves.
But fir trees and pines keep their green clothes – needles.
They are called evergreen.
In winter, there are changes in the life of plants.
They seem to rest.
Their growth slows down.
Some grassy plants die,
and others sleep under the snow blanket.
Birches, oaks, maples and other leafy trees lose their leaves.
But fir trees and pines keep their green clothes – needles.
They are called evergreen.
13
Look at the picture.
Choose the extra tree.
Look at the picture.
Choose the extra tree.
14
Choose the names of trees that keep their green clothes in winter.
Choose the names of trees that keep their green clothes in winter.
15
When winter comes, the lives of wild animals change.
Let's see what animals do in winter?
Here is a bear sleeping under a pile of snow.
A squirrel in a warm coat jumps from branch to branch, looking for hiding places with food.
An elk walks in the forest looking for thin twigs of trees and bushes.
A fox and a wolf search for food in the forest clearings.
For winter, their fur became fluffier.
And here is a hare that changed its gray fur to white.
Some birds fly closer to people's homes.
So in winter, birds need to be fed.
When winter comes, the lives of wild animals change.
Let's see what animals do in winter?
Here is a bear sleeping under a pile of snow.
A squirrel in a warm coat jumps from branch to branch, looking for hiding places with food.
An elk walks in the forest looking for thin twigs of trees and bushes.
A fox and a wolf search for food in the forest clearings.
For winter, their fur became fluffier.
And here is a hare that changed its gray fur to white.
Some birds fly closer to people's homes.
So in winter, birds need to be fed.
16
Look at the picture carefully.
Choose the extra animal.
Look at the picture carefully.
Choose the extra animal.
17
Think and move to the feeder what you can use to feed birds.
Think and move to the feeder what you can use to feed birds.
