Spring Holidays
Spring Animals
Spring Signs
Spring Break
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This Irish‑themed holiday on March 17 is known for shamrocks, parades, and wearing green.

St. Patrick's Day

100

Many animals wake up from this long winter sleep once spring arrives.

Hibernation

100

As days grow longer, temperatures rise because Earth tilts toward this object.

Sun

100

This sun‑soaked state—home to Miami, Daytona, and Panama City Beach—is the classic U.S. spring break hotspot.

Florida

200

This major Christian holiday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus and often includes egg hunts.

Easter

200

Birds often perform this behavior in spring—building structures to lay and protect their eggs.

Nest-building

200

One of the earliest signs of spring is when these small yellow flowers—often seen along roadsides—begin to bloom.

Dandelions

200

Many travelers head to this Mexican resort city known for its beaches, nightlife, and hotel zone.

Cancún

300

This April holiday focuses on caring for the planet and environmental protection.

Earth Day

300

Frogs and salamanders often migrate to these water bodies in early spring to lay eggs.

Ponds

300

Many trees begin this process, where tiny bumps appear along branches before leaves emerge.

Budding

300

Known for surfing, luaus, and Waikiki Beach, this capital city in Hawaii is a dream spring break destination.

Honolulu

400

This Jewish holiday, celebrated in early spring, commemorates the Exodus from Egypt with a seder meal.

Passover

400

Insects like butterflies and bees become active in spring due to rising temperatures and the availability of this key food source.

Nectar

400

These animals, often heard near ponds and wetlands in early spring, “peep” loudly as part of their mating calls.

Spring Peepers (Frogs)

400

This Caribbean island—famous for Seven Mile Beach—is one of the most visited spring break cruise stops.

Grand Cayman

500

This Hindu “festival of colors,” welcoming spring with vibrant powders and celebration, is known worldwide.

Holi

500

Many animals change their coats in spring, shedding thick winter fur for lighter fur. This seasonal change is called what?

Molting

500

This natural event occurs when stored snow and ice melt, increasing water flow in streams and rivers during early spring.

Runoff

500

College students flock to this Texas barrier island for beach parties and warm Gulf weather.

South Padre Island