Sensing Spring
When winter ends, spring begins. The weather gets warmer. Plants and animals return. Your senses can help you experience spring. Here’s how.
See.
Take a look. You can see lots of animals in the spring. Birds return when weather warms. Baby animals are born.
Feel.
You can feel the breeze blowing your hair. The warm air touches your skin. What else can you feel in spring?
Hear.
Listen to a spring storm. Rain splashes into puddles. Thunder rolls. After the rain, birds will be chirping.
Smell.
Stop and smell the flowers. Many bloom in the spring. Breathe in the fresh air. Does it smell different after rain?
Taste.
Strawberries ripen in late spring. Take a bite. They will be juicy and sweet. Radishes and snap peas are ready too. Yum!
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