Spring Break Destinations
This U.S. state is famous for Miami Beach.
What is Florida?
You wear this to protect your eyes from the sun.
What are sunglasses?
Spring is known for this type of weather: “April ___ bring May flowers.”
What is showers?
This Pharrell Williams song is all about feeling “like a room without a roof.”
What is “Happy”?
This basketball tournament happens every March.
What is March Madness?
This country south of the U.S. is a popular spring break spot.
What is Mexico?
This lotion protects your skin from UV rays.
What is sunscreen?
This tool measures temperature.
What is a thermometer?
This song by Justin Timberlake tells you that you “can’t stop the feeling.”
What is “Can’t Stop the Feeling”?
This sport uses bases and a bat.
What is baseball?
This ocean borders California beaches.
What is California?
You need this document to travel to another country.
What is a passport?
The seasons are caused by Earth’s tilt and its movement around what?
What is the sun?
This song by Miley Cyrus is about “flowers” and self-love.
What is “Flowers”?
This sport is played on grass with a net and a black-and-white ball.
What is soccer?
This city is known for wild spring break parties and beaches in Texas.
You need this document to travel to another country.
What is a suitcase?
Spring begins with this event, when day and night are about equal in length.
What is the vernal (spring) equinox?
This Taylor Swift song talks about shaking things off.
What is “Shake It Off”?
This famous golf tournament is held in Augusta, Georgia.
What is The Masters?
What is Key West?
This small item helps charge your phone on the go.
What is a portable charger/power bank?
This imaginary line runs through the Earth from the North Pole to the South Pole and is tilted.
What is Earth’s axis?
This song by Katrina & The Waves says, “I’m walking on sunshine.”
What is “Walking on Sunshine”?
This tennis tournament is played on clay courts in France.
What is the French Open?