Spring Vocabulary
These fall from trees in autumn but grow back in spring.
Leaves
The opposite of warm.
Cold
A holiday during the spring that celebrates mothers.
Mother's Day
What color are most leaves on plants?
Green
Children like to ______ outside with a ball.
play
Big, furry animals that wake up from hibernation in spring.
Bears
When the sun comes out after it rains, you might see this colorful arc.
rainbow
This holiday celebrates new life and often has eggs and rabbits.
Easter
These colorful flowers are known for their strong scent and thorns.
roses
People like to ______ in the park to appreciate the flowers.
walk/take a walk/go for a walk
Small animals that hop and are common in spring.
Rabbits
You might need this to stay dry in the rain.
Umbrella
A holiday where people wear green to celebrate Irish culture. (March 17th)
St. Patrick's Day
What do plants need to grow besides soil and water?
sunlight
An American sport often played in the spring that uses a bat.
baseball
The season that comes before spring.
Winter
The weather is warmer, but it often ____.
rains
A holiday on May 1st that celebrates people who have jobs.
International Workers' Day
What is the part of a plant that holds up the leaves and carries water?
stem
You can do this to the ground to plant seeds.
dig
These insects help pollinate flowers.
Bees
What is the verb for flowers opening up?
Bloom/Blooming
This day celebrates the environment on April 22nd.
Earth Day
What is the part of the plant that grows under the ground?
roots
Many people do this with their homes to get rid of dirt and clutter in the spring.
Clean/Spring Cleaning