Spring Around the World
Animals in Spring
Mythology & Legends of Spring
Spring Science
Fiction: Books, Movies, and Imagination!
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This country celebrates Hanami, the viewing of cherry blossoms, every spring

Japan 

100

These striped insects become more active in spring and help pollinate flowers.

Bees

100

In Greek mythology, spring begins when this goddess returns from the Underworld.

Persephone

100

This process allows plants to make food using sunlight

Photosynthesis

100

In Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Alice follows this springtime animal down a rabbit hole

The White Rabbit

200

This Indian festival of colors marks the arrival of spring.

Holi

200

These birds migrate back north in spring after wintering in warmer areas.

Geese or Swallows

200

This Roman goddess, similar to the Greek Flora, is associated with spring flowers.

Flora

200

This gas is used by plants during photosynthesis.

Carbon Dioxide

200

If you planted magic beans in your spring garden, they might grow into this

A Beanstalk

300

What is the April birthstone

Diamond

300

This mammal wakes up from hibernation in spring and immediately begins searching for food.

Bears

300

The changing seasons are explained in Greek mythology through the story of Persephone and this God

Hades

300

This hormone in plants causes them to bend toward light in spring

Auxin

300

This classic children's book features a spider who saves a pig's life and takes place partly in spring.

Charlotte's Web

400

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

What is the Greek goddess of Spring and nature?

Persephone 

400

Frogs do this loud behavior to attract mates in spring.

Croaking or Calling

400

 This Greek goddess is associated with the harvest, agriculture, and fertility, and her moods affect the seasons; especially spring, when she and her daughter return

Demeter

400

This green pigment helps plants absorb sunlight

Chlorophyll

400

This animated rabbit, known for saying “What’s up, Doc?”, would feel right at home in spring

Bugs Bunny

500

Around what date does spring begin in the Northern Hemisphere?

March 20 or 21

500

This process of shedding winter fur and growing a new coat is called what?

Molting

500

The awakening of the spring in Greek mythology was thought to be a time for the return of this mythical creature, often associated with the sun and light.

The Phoenix

500

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

This plant is often associated with spring, as it is a symbol of rebirth and new beginnings

A Willow Tree

500

This magical land from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe was stuck in winter—until spring arrived when this character returned

Aslan