🌸 Part 1: Seasons and the Medicine Wheel

1. Which season comes after winter?

Summer

Spring

Fall

2. In the Medicine Wheel, the seasons go in a circle. What does this teach us?

Seasons happen only once

Seasons repeat every year

Seasons are not important

3. Which activities might families do together in different seasons? Check all that apply:

Plant seeds in spring

Pick berries in summer

Harvest crops in fall

Tell stories by the fire in winter

4. Complete the sentence: In Indigenous teachings, the Medicine Wheel helps us understand the _____________ of nature.

a) colours b) cycles c) size

🍂 Part 2: Family and Community Roles

5. How do family roles change with the seasons? Write one example:

6. In winter, families might spend more time _____________ because it is cold outside.

Choose: indoors / outdoors / travelling

7. Match each season to what families traditionally did:

Spring

Summer

Fall

Winter

Gather and store food

Rest and share stories

Plant and grow food

Hunt and fish

8. Describe one way your family's activities change between summer and winter:

🎨 Part 3: Your Medicine Wheel

9. In the space below, draw or write about your favourite family activity for each season:

Spring: _________________________________

Summer: _________________________________

Fall: _________________________________

Winter: _________________________________

10. Why is it important to learn about Indigenous teachings like the Medicine Wheel?

Medicine Wheel Seasons Worksheet

Medicine Wheel Seasons Worksheet

🌸 Part 1: Seasons and the Medicine Wheel

🍂 Part 2: Family and Community Roles

🎨 Part 3: Your Medicine Wheel

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