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Click Through the Seasons

Use the menu buttons, headings and Words to Know on a web page about the four seasons to find key facts.

Grade 1ELAInteractive · Printable

Aligned toRI.1.5

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  • Single worksheet
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  • 1 Common Core standard
  • Printable answer key
  • 9 questions
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Format
Interactive · Printable
Grade
Grade 1
Subject
ELA
Question types
Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Circle the answer, Sorting, Short answer

About this worksheet

What students practice

  • Students use the buttons in a web page menu to find the part that holds a fact.
  • Students use headings to find facts about each season.
  • Students use a Words to Know list to find what key words mean.

How to use

Show a real kids' web page first and point out its menu. Then read this page together and have students say which button, heading or word list they use for each answer.

Curriculum

Common Core standard covered

RI.1.5

Use text features such as headings, tables of contents, glossaries, and icons to find key facts in a text.

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Click Through the Seasons

Use a web page menu, headings and Words to Know to find facts.

Read the web page

This is a page from a website about seasons. Look at the menu at the top. Then read the page.

Seasons for Kids
Menu: [ Spring ] [ Summer ] [ Fall ] [ Winter ] [ Words to Know ]
Click a button to jump to that part of the page.

The Four Seasons

In many places, a year has four seasons. Each season has its own kind of weather.

Spring
In spring, the air gets warmer. Many plants start to grow. Many baby animals are born.

Summer
Summer is the hottest season. The days are long, and the sun sets late.

Fall
In fall, the air gets cooler. Leaves on many trees change color and drop. Some birds migrate.

Winter
Winter is the coldest season. The days are short. In some places, snow falls. Some animals hibernate.

Words to Know
hibernate: to sleep or rest through the winter
migrate: to travel to a new place when the season changes
season: one of the four parts of the year

Use the menu

Pretend you are reading this page on a computer. Use the menu buttons to find facts.

1.
Circle the button you would click to read about the season when the sun sets late.

SpringSummerFallWinterWords to Know

2.
Ana wants to find out what the word hibernate means. Which button should she click?
  • A. Winter
  • B. Fall
  • C. Words to Know
  • D. Spring
3.
Which button would you click to find each fact? Sort the facts.
Leaves change color and drop.In some places, snow falls.Many plants start to grow.Some birds migrate.Many baby animals are born.The days are short.
SpringFallWinter
4.
Look at the part of the page under the heading Spring. Write the missing word.

In spring, the air gets  .

Use the headings and Words to Know

Find each answer under a heading or in Words to Know.

5.
What happens when you click a button in the menu?
  • A. The page reads the words out loud.
  • B. The page jumps to that part.
  • C. The page shows a new picture.
6.
Use Words to Know. Finish each sentence with a word from the box. One word will not be used.
Word bank: hibernate · season · migrate

To   is to travel to a new place when the season changes.
To   is to sleep or rest through the winter.

7.
Under which heading do you read that the air gets cooler?
  • A. Spring
  • B. Winter
  • C. Summer
  • D. Fall
8.
Look under the heading Winter. Write the missing word.

Winter is the   season.

9.
How does the menu on a web page help you find facts fast? Use a button from this page as an example.

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