where can I find trivia about springtime?
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*** Answers To The Springtime Trivia *** \n\nQ. What color roses do Women prefer? Men?\nA. Studies show women prefer pastel colored roses, while men prefer red. \n\nQ. What type of bulb can substitute for an onion?\nA. Tulip bulbs can be used in place of onions for cooking. \n\nQ. What day does the Vernal Equinox take place?\nA. On March 20, the Vernal Equinox occurs, and Spring Begins. On the Equinox, the sun rises exactly in the East, travels through the sky for 12 hours, and sets exactly in the West; every place on earth experiences a 12-hour day. \n\nQ. What two flower colors do honeybees prefer?\nA. There are approximately 270,000 species of flowers; honeybees prefer yellow and blue ones. \n\nQ. How many flowers must bees collect pollen from to make a one pound comb of honey?\nA. Bees collect nectar from 2 million flowers to make a 1-pound comb of honey. \n\nQ. Do children grow twice as fast, or gain more weight in the spring?\nA. Children grow twice as fast in the spring, but gain more weight in the fall. \n\nQ. How many worms does a young robin eat daily?\nA. A young robin will eat as much as 14 feet of earthworms a day. \n\nQ. Where does a hummingbird?s ?hum? come from? Are they all the same?\nA. The hum of a hummingbird comes from the swift beat of its wings. The smallest birds beat their wings up to 80 times per second; bigger birds are slower, at up to 20 beats per second. \n\nQ. What is the average lifespan of a small cloud?\nA. The average lifespan of a small cumulus cloud is 10-15 minutes. \n\nQ. If you are standing next to someone, do you both see the same rainbow?\nA. A rainbow is formed by the reflection of specific raindrops, and a person standing next to you will see different droplets from the ones you see. Thus, although many people can look at a rainbow at the same time, it will appear different to each person. \n\n*** MORE Springtime Trivia *** \n\n? The rare and expensive spice saffron comes from a certain type of crocus.\n? In 1986 Congress voted to make the rose America's national flower.\n? California is our source for nearly 60% of all USA-grown fresh cut flowers.\n? Americans bought more than 1.2 BILLION fresh cut roses last year. That's 4.67 roses for every man, woman, and child nationwide.\n? Romans believed that white roses grew where tears fell as Venus cried over the loss of Adonis. Her son Cupid, stung by a bee, shot arrows in the rose garden. The sting of the arrows became thorns.\n? According to a 2000 national survey, 74% of women preferred to receive flowers for no reason at all. (*Society of American Florists)\n? In 1986 Congress voted to make the rose the national flower of the United States.\n? Scientists confirm that some of the first flower fossils date back over 90 million years.\n? Native Americans once used sunflower meal to make bread. Archaeologists recovered remains of sunflower seeds dating back to 800.
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try\nhttp://zone.msn.com/en/root/default.htm\nhttp://www.funtrivia.com/\nhttp://www.bored.com/\nhttp://www.redorbit.com/fun/games/
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Go to www.440.com\nclick  "those were the days"\nclick on  "archives"\n\nwhen I was student teaching I made a fun facts calender. This site helped made the difference.\n\nsorry for the web site but you need to do the foot work
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There are cycling clubs or groups in almost every area.  Check online for this.  These clubs are almost certainly gearing up for the Spring activities.
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http://www.rimestimes.com/leann.html is all i could find
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Brains gone all brains gone\nLike winter snows the spring\nLearns to eat his greens\n\n- even got the seasonal/nature reference in there :-)
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20 March - Spring begins\n21 June - Summer begins\n23 Sep - Autumn begings\n22 Dec - Winter begings
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Don't plagiarize, but here's a spring memory for you.\n\nIn the spring time I used to play games with the other children.  We'd climb tree branches, trying to climb all of the way up to the sky.  We'd build mud castles by the local pond, which the rain would later melt back into the earth.  At the top of our castles we'd place a flower or two as flags.  Then we'd parade around.  Sometimes the geese would honk at us, telling us to go away.  The mud we were playing with was theirs.  Another favorite past time was collecting animals.  We'd catch frogs and turtles from the pond.  I could catch the frogs with my bare hands.  We'd put them in a big bucket with water and earth that we'd dig up.  A whole chunk of Earth would get placed in, complete with grass and little flower buds.  We'd also catch butterflies with our long butterfly nets.  I only caught a bee once.  Some mistakes are only made once.  Some of my fondest memories are spring memories.
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During spring....\n\nThe sea isn't too cool, and the sun isn't too high.
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" The Vernal Equinox "\n(official start of the spring season)\nMarch 20 at 1:26 pm EST\n=================\n10:26 am PST\n=================
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Here are the sites where you could find information about holidays.
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Try: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/beantrees/
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Spring - March\nSummer - June\nFall - September\nWinter - December
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http://www.lyricstime.com
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Go to your library.  In the reference section, there should be a book called Places Rated Almanac.  Great starting point.
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march, april, may??? I know its sring time but the exact months im not sure
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http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/kids/mystery.html