Spring in the U.S.
The season that comes after spring
Fall
This term describes the average weather over a long period of time.
Climate
This is the process plants use to make food using sunlight.
Photosynthesis
This holiday honors mothers and is celebrated in May.
Mothers Day
This sport begins its major season in spring in the U.S. using a ball and a bat
Baseball
In spring, do the days start getting longer or shorter?
Longer
This severe weather event includes rotating winds and can be very destructive.
Tornado
This is the transfer of pollen from one flower to another.
Pollination
This holiday remembers U.S. soldiers who died in war.
Memorial Day
This activity involves planting flowers or vegetables in the ground.
Gardening
This week-long school holiday in spring is popular for travel.
Spring break
What is the tool that you measure temperature on?
Thermometer
This part of the plant takes in water from the soil.
Roots
Many cities hold these public celebrations with floats and music.
Parades
This activity involves flying something in the wind, often in a park.
Flying a kite
This type of outdoor meal is common in parks during spring.
Picnic
A storm that includes thunder, lightning, and rain
Thunder storm
2 things all plants need to survive
Water and Sunlight
This activity involves searching for hidden eggs during Easter.
Easter Egg Hunt
People often do this outdoor activity by walking on trails in nature.
Hiking
This phrase describes cleaning your home very thoroughly in spring.
Spring cleaning
The word that describes the water that falls from the sky (rain, snow)
Precipitation
What do you need to plant in the ground in order for a plant to grow?
Seed
What day of the week is Easter always on?
Sunday
Name 2 holidays that take place in the spring
Mothers day, Easter, Memorial Day