Spring Vocabulary
What is a “puddle”?
A small pool of water on the ground.
When does spring start?
In March.
Name a flower that grows in spring.
Snowdrops, crocuses or daffodils.
What do children do at Easter?
They go on Easter egg hunts.
What can you do on a sunny spring day?
Go for a walk, have a picnic, play outside...
What does “hibernate” mean?
To sleep during winter.
Is spring before or after winter?
After winter.
What do Queen bees do in spring?
They come out of hibernation and collect nectar and pollen.
What animal hides the Easter eggs?
The Easter bunny.
What can you do on a rainy spring day?
Jump in puddles, watch the rain, stay cozy...
What’s a “blossom”?
A flower on a plant or tree.
True or False: Spring starts in May.
False.
Name two insects you can see in spring.
Bees, butterflies, ladybirds, ants (any two).
Name two other spring holidays.
Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Earth Day (any two).
What sport can you play outside in spring?
Jogging, football, basketball, ...
Name 2 spring animals.
Frogs, mice, lizards, bees ...
Why do plants start growing again in spring?
Because they get more light, warmth and water.
What happens to trees in spring?
They get new leaves.
How do people celebrate Easter?
With family dinners, chocolate eggs, and egg hunts.
Have you ever jumped in puddles?
Yes / No – Follow-up: “Was it fun?”
Explain: (to) return / (to) hide / (to) pick
return = come back, hide = put in a secret place, pick = collect flowers
What’s typical spring weather like?
It is changeable – sunny and rainy.
What birds come back after winter?
Swifts, cuckoos, nightingales (migrant birds).
True or False: Earth Day is in spring.
True.
What do you like best about spring?
(individuelle Antwort)