Spring Holidays
This holiday is known for colorful eggs and a hopping bunny.
What is Easter?
These baby birds often hatch in spring.
What are chicks?
The saying goes: “April showers bring May...”
What are flowers?
These bright yellow flowers are among the first to bloom.
What are daffodils?
This outdoor activity involves hiding and finding colored eggs.
What is an Easter egg hunt?
This day celebrates workers and often marks the unofficial start of spring in many countries.
What is May Day?
These insects return in spring and help pollinate flowers.
What are bees?
The spring equinox occurs in this month in the Northern Hemisphere.
What is March?
This flower, often red or pink, is associated with springtime gardens.
What is a tulip?
Many people do this to freshen up their homes in spring.
What is spring cleaning?
On this day, people wear green and celebrate Irish culture.
What is St. Patrick's Day?
Frogs lay these in ponds and puddles in the spring.
What are eggs?
These small animals often emerge from hibernation in spring.
What are bears?
These fragrant trees bloom with white or pink flowers in spring.
What are cherry blossoms?
This type of fair or festival often happens in spring with rides and games.
What is a carnival?
This Jewish holiday often occurs in spring and commemorates the Exodus from Egypt.
What is Passover?
This type of deer grows new antlers starting in spring.
What is a buck?
This term refers to plants waking up and beginning to grow after winter.
What is budding?
This plant produces a colorful umbrella of tiny flowers and is used in tea.
What is chamomile?
This term describes planting vegetables or flowers in spring.
What is gardening?
This holiday honors moms and usually takes place in May in the U.S.
What is Mother’s Day?
This word describes animals that are active only during spring and summer.
What is seasonal or migratory?
This weather event is common in spring and involves rotating columns of air.
What is a tornado?
This process allows flowers and plants to reproduce with the help of pollen.
What is pollination?
This annual tradition involves setting clocks forward and losing one hour of sleep.
What is Daylight Saving Time?