Winter Sequencing for Preschoolers

Wondering how to dress for winter sequencing for preschoolers into a fun learning activity? Our free winter sequencing activity is perfect! Kids will love sequencing the winter dressing steps while strengthening essential skills. The activity includes colorful sequencing cards and a sequencing mat for hands-on practice.

Sequencing activities help children understand order and logic, making them a great way to build early learning skills. Using free preschool printables like this set ensures learning is engaging and accessible.

This activity introduces the concept of sequencing in a relatable way by focusing on getting dressed for cold weather. Preschoolers can confidently complete the activity with visual cues and simple steps while practicing fine motor and cognitive skills. Keep reading to learn how to use this free sequencing resource!

Preschoolers can have tons of fun with these sequencing activities. Talk about the “why” behind the “how to dress for winter” sequence. Why don’t we put our mittens on before our boots? Why don’t we put our boots on before our snow pants?

You can make up some silly scenarios to help your preschoolers see the logic behind the sequence. Download these winter printables for preschool to get started!

Winter Sequencing for Preschoolers

Winter sequencing introduces young learners to the steps for dressing for winter in a simple, engaging way. This free activity includes sequencing cards and a sequencing mat, perfect for hands-on learning. Kids will enjoy arranging the steps in order while practicing early sequencing skills.

What’s included?

Object Cards: I like to start out by introducing the object cards. Help your child name each picture. Then, see if they can guess how to put the items on when they get dressed to go outside.

Story/Image Cards: Next, try the story/image cards. There are five of these. They feature a sequence step and an image. See if your preschoolers can put them in order. Then, read the sentences and see if they want to change their sequence.

Story Cards: Finally, I like to use the story cards with the image cards. I read the story cards aloud and have students put the image cards in order as I read each clothing item.

Sequencing Mat: My favorite part of this pack is the sequencing mat. I cut out the five sequencing cards and put them in random order in the bottom row of boxes.

Then, read (or have your kids read) the story and put the sequencing cards in order.

Winter Books for Preschoolers

Preschool winter books are a great way to explore seasonal themes while building literacy skills. Reading winter-themed stories encourages vocabulary development and comprehension. Pairing books with activities, like sequencing, makes learning even more engaging for young children.

Snow Clothes introduces winter clothing in a fun, easy-to-follow story. Kids learn about hats, gloves, and boots for staying warm. The colorful illustrations make it engaging for preschoolers.

The Jacket I Wear in the Snow is a playful story about a child getting dressed for snowy weather. Each layer is described with rhyming text and humor. It’s perfect for teaching sequencing and clothing vocabulary.

Thomas’ Snowsuit is a funny tale of Thomas refusing to wear his snowsuit. Kids will enjoy the humorous struggle and silly outcomes. This book entertainingly highlights winter clothing.

Winter Crafts for Preschoolers

Winter crafts are a creative way to celebrate the season while boosting fine motor skills and imagination. From snowflake crafts to cozy mitten art, these activities keep kids engaged and learning. Check out our winter craft ideas for fun, hands-on projects perfect for preschoolers!

• Preschool Snowman Craft
• Snowman Paper Plate Craft
• P is for Penguin Craft
• Water Bottle Penguin Craft
• Hot Chocolate Winter Craft for Preschoolers

Winter Printables for Preschoolers

Winter worksheets make seasonal learning easy and fun with engaging, ready-to-use resources. These activities help children practice skills like counting, matching, and sequencing. Explore our winter printable collection to find the perfect tools for preschool learning at home or in the classroom!

• Preschool Winter Printables
• Winter Snap Cubes Activities
• Winter Gratitude Journal for Kids
• Winter Friends Count and Graph
• Winter Playdough Mats

FAQ About Winter Sequencing Activities

Winter sequencing activities are a fun, hands-on way to teach preschoolers essential skills like order and logical thinking. Using free printables makes learning accessible and engaging for young children. Try our winter sequencing activity to combine seasonal fun with skill-building in your preschooler’s routine!

Tara

Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.