Spring Into Action
This traditional seasonal cleanup event involves decluttering closets, dusting forgotten corners, and opening windows for fresh air.
Spring Cleaning
This yellow flower, known for its long trumpet shape, is one of the first signs of spring.
Daffodil
The Beatles sang about this bright celestial body that “comes” after cloudy days — a perfect anthem for spring weather.
"Here Comes the Sun"
Spring is often associated with these baby animals, born on farms and seen hopping or wobbling around fields.
Chicks or Lambs
This pinkish red fruit, often picked fresh in spring, is the star of shortcakes everywhere.
Strawberries
Many people lace up their shoes and return to this popular outdoor activity, often done on neighborhood sidewalks and trails.
Jogging/Walking
April is famous for these, which “bring May flowers.”
Showers
This song by Katrina and the Waves is all about feeling good and literally stepping into the sunshine.
"Walking on Sunshine"
This eco‑friendly spring event, celebrated on April 22, encourages planting trees and protecting the planet.
Earth Day
This refreshing drink is a staple of spring festivals and kids’ roadside stands.
Lemonade
This sport's season typically kicks off in the spring.
Baseball!
This process, essential for plant growth, uses sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into energy.
Photosynthesis
This rock hit by Soundgarden references someone being gloomy, but the title still features the brightest star in our galaxy.
"Black Hole Sun"
This symbol of rebirth appears in myths and stories, rising from its own ashes to begin again.
The Phoenix
This marshmallow candy, shaped like chicks or bunnies, is famous around spring holidays.
Peeps
Gardeners “spring into action” by starting these small plants indoors before transferring them outside.
Seedlings
These pollinators perform the “waggle dance” to tell others where food is located.
Honeybees
This 1960's tune by The Mamas & the Papas laments cold weather but dreams longingly of sunshine — even though “all the leaves are brown.”
"California Dreamin'"
This term describes animals that shed their winter fur or feathers for a new seasonal coat.
Molting
This refreshing yogurt‑based drink from India, often flavored with mango or rose, becomes especially popular as temperatures rise in spring.
Lassi
This term refers to the moment the sun crosses the celestial equator, marking the official start of spring in the Northern Hemisphere.
The Vernal Equinox
This blooming tree, celebrated with festivals in Japan, symbolizes renewal and the beauty of impermanence.
The Cherry Blossom (Sakura) Tree
In this Bill Withers classic, he repeats a single two‑word phrase 26 times, making it one of the most repeated lines in pop music.
"Ain't No Sunshine"
Many people make these short, encouraging statements to help reset their mindset for a new season or chapter.
Affirmations
This pink‑stalked plant is technically a vegetable but is often used in pies, crisps, and jams during spring.
Rhubarb