Class 1 Writing Worksheet on Seasons and Sounds
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Class 1 Writing Worksheet on Seasons and Sounds
Class 1English GrammarSpoken EnglishFree DownloadPDF
Aishwarya VijayVisit Profile
I’m a former banking and finance professional with 6 years of corporate experience, now a certified educator working at PlanetSpark. After completing my ECCEd and teaching coding at WhiteHat Jr for 2.5 years, I transitioned fully into teaching to build a healthier work–life balance and be more present for my son—while doing work I genuinely love.
Sense the Seasons: Writing About Seasons, Sounds, Smells, Tastes, and Feelings for Grade 1
This Grade 1 writing worksheet helps young learners explore seasons using all five senses—sound, smell, taste, and touch—through simple and guided sentence-writing activities. The topic encourages children to observe the world around them and express their experiences clearly using age-appropriate vocabulary.
Designed for early writers, this worksheet strengthens sentence formation, descriptive language, and sensory awareness. Students practise writing short sentences about seasons, identifying animal sounds, completing sentences using sensory word banks, and describing how things feel during different seasons. These activities support both grammar development and real-life language use.
Why Seasons and Sensory Words Matter in Grammar?
Learning to write about seasons using senses helps Grade 1 learners connect language with experience.
1. Seasonal sentences build observation and descriptive skills.
2. Sound words strengthen listening and vocabulary.
3. Sensory word banks support correct word choice.
4. Describing touch, smell, and taste builds expressive confidence.
What’s Inside This Worksheet?
This worksheet includes five engaging and sensory-rich writing activities:
🌤️ Exercise 1 – Writing Short Sentences About Seasons
Students read the name of each season (summer, rainy, winter, spring, autumn) and write one short sentence describing it.
🐾 Exercise 2 – Writing Sentences to Describe Sounds
Learners look at animals and birds and write the sound each one makes.
👃 Exercise 3 – Write Sentences About Smells
Using a word bank (sweet, fresh, bad, strong, nice), students complete sentences about how things smell in different seasons.
🍹 Exercise 4 – Write Sentences About Tastes
Students write about the season, clothes they wear, what they drink and eat, and describe the taste of food and drinks.
✋ Exercise 5 – Write How Things Feel
Learners complete sentences by choosing suitable feeling words to describe how things feel when touched or experienced in different seasons.
ANSWER KEY
Exercise 1 – Sentences About Seasons
(Answers may vary)
1. Summer Season – Summer is hot.
2. Rainy Season – It rains a lot in the rainy season.
3. Winter Season – Winter is cold.
4. Spring – Spring is pleasant.
5. Autumn – Leaves fall in autumn.
Exercise 2 – Animal and Bird Sounds
(One-word answers grouped)
Dog – bark
Cat – meow
Cow – moo
Lion – roar
Bird – chirp
Frog – croak
Bee – buzz
Horse – neigh
Sheep – bleat
Snake – hiss
Exercise 3 – Sentences About Smells
(Using word bank)
1. sweet
2. bad
3. nice
4. bad
5. strong
6. bad
7. fresh
8. bad
9. fresh
10. sweet
Exercise 4 – Sentences About Tastes
(Answers may vary)
1. Summer is hot, and in summer, I wear cotton clothes.
I drink juice, and it tastes sweet.
I eat ice cream, and it tastes sweet.
2. Winter is cold, and in winter, I wear woollen clothes.
I drink milk, and it tastes nice.
I eat soup, and it tastes hot.
3. Rainy season is wet, and in rainy season, I wear a raincoat.
I drink tea, and it tastes strong.
I eat pakoras, and they taste nice.
4. Spring is pleasant, and in spring, I wear light clothes.
I drink juice, and it tastes fresh.
I eat fruits, and they taste sweet.
Exercise 5 – Write How Things Feel
(Answers may vary)
1. hot
2. cold
3. fresh
4. wet
5. scary
6. hot
7. warm
8. slippery
9. soft
10. cool
This worksheet is ideal for classroom learning, homework practice, or guided sessions at home, helping children build strong descriptive writing skills using everyday experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Five senses activities help early learners use describing words accurately and form meaningful sentences in Class 1 English grammar worksheets
They introduce sensory words related to sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch, helping children express observations clearly in simple sentences
Parents should encourage one clear idea per sentence and guide children to match the correct sense with the description for better grammar accuracy
