This easy worksheet builds first-grade handwriting and winter vocabulary through six dotted-line tracing words: snow, cold, sled, frost, ice, and hat, with three to five repetitions each for muscle memory. Part B follows with four fill-in-the-blanks asking how many mittens are in a pair, how many sections a snowman has stacked up, what season comes before winter, and what we wear to keep our neck warm.

Part C wraps up with three true-or-false judgments about snow being cold, building a snowman with sand, and winter days being shorter than summer. The mix of letter formation, counting, and seasonal reasoning gives six- and seven-year-olds a gentle on-ramp to the topic before harder math work.