Living Things
The pollinating insects that are crucial for spring flowers and global food production
What are Bees?
The weather event that happens when warm and cold air meets
What is a thunderstorm?
The official term for the “spring forward” time change in March called
Daylight Savings Time
A colorful root vegetable, often seen in spring dishes and Easter meals, comes in orange, purple, and yellow varieties
What is a carrot?
The butterfly, often seen in spring, that migrates from Mexico to the United States each year
What is the Monarch butterfly?
Shows up in the sky after spring rain showers when sunlight shines through water droplets
What is a rainbow?
The annual global celebration on April 22 focuses on protecting the environment
What is Earth Day?
A citrusy fruit is often associated with spring and used in seasonal drinks and salads
What is a lemon?
This plant, often associated with springtime, is famous for its bright yellow flowers and trumpet shape
What is a daffodil?
A natural disaster/weather event that is most common during spring in the U.S.
What is a tornado?
The seasonal activity encourages people to plant trees and promote environmental awareness each April
What is Arbor Day?
A seasonal drink is often associated with spring brunches and made with fresh fruit, juice, and a bubbly mixer
What is Mimosa?
The animal is famous for emerging from hibernation in the spring
What is a bear?
Increases in the air during spring, causing a spike in allergies
What is pollen?
The name of the first day of spring when day and night are nearly equal in length
What is the Vernal Equinox?
An aromatic herb, often used in roasted meats, breads, and cocktails, is a popular spring flavor
What is Rosemary?