Download Winter Worksheets

15 free winter sets, mostly for young learners: winter clothes, the first snow, weather dialogues, a winter vacation and vocabulary tests with MP3, plus B1 texts and winter idioms. Most download as Word and PDF, with the audio in the same set.

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What is in the winter worksheets

Young learners. Winter Clothes (listen and tick, read and colour), First Snow Fall, Winter (a word search and Peppa and George in the snow), Winter 2 (snowmen, sledging, snow angels), Winter Weather Dialogue about Snowdonia, a vocabulary test, a winter word sheet and flashcards. For A1 – My Favourite Season Is Winter.

A2. Winter Vacation (a 12-gap listening text with answer key), Winter Dialogue about the first snow and Winter Weather and Activities.

B1. Winter Time – sledding, skating and shovelling snow – and Winter Idioms: break the ice, snowed under, on thin ice and the snowball effect, with idiom cards. The same idioms are explained in the article 7 Winter Idioms with Meanings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do the winter worksheets cover?

Winter clothes, weather, seasonal vocabulary, winter idioms and short dialogues about the cold – around fifty files, including vocabulary tests you can use to check what has stuck at the end of a topic.

What is the difference between winter and Christmas worksheets?

Winter materials stay on the season itself: snow, clothes, weather and idioms, with no holiday content. That makes them usable with any class, including groups where Christmas is not celebrated, and they stay relevant through January and February.

Are there dialogues for speaking practice?

Yes. Several sets are built around short winter conversations, which students read in pairs and then adapt with their own words. They work well straight after the vocabulary worksheets, when the words are still fresh.

Do the winter sets include listening material?

Around ten MP3 recordings come with the worksheets, plus a few short videos. Download them with the worksheet so the listening stage of the lesson does not depend on the classroom connection.