Days, Months of the Year, and Seasons of the Year

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Across
  1. 3. – The season of new growth, warmer weather, and blooming flowers. Usually from March to May in the Northern Hemisphere.
  2. 6. – The tenth month; known for fall colors and Halloween at the end.
  3. 8. – The fourth month; known for springtime, rain showers, and Easter celebrations in some countries.
  4. 11. – The last day of the work or school week for many; often associated with excitement for the weekend.
  5. 12. – The ninth month; often the start of the school year and the beginning of autumn.
  6. 15. – The third month; marks the beginning of spring in many parts of the world.
  7. 16. – The middle of the work or school week, often called "hump day."
  8. 18. – The second month; known for Valentine's Day and is the shortest month.
  9. 19. – The seventh month; a warm summer month with Independence Day celebrations in the U.S.
  10. 20. – A weekend day, often used for relaxation, social activities, or errands.
Down
  1. 1. – The fourth day of the work or school week, getting closer to the weekend.
  2. 2. – A weekend day and often a day for rest or family time; the last day of the week in many calendars.
  3. 3. – The warmest season, often associated with sunshine, vacations, and outdoor activities. Typically from June to August in the Northern Hemisphere.
  4. 4. – The first month of the year; often cold in many places and a time for new beginnings.
  5. 5. – The eleventh month; a cooler autumn month with Thanksgiving in the U.S.
  6. 7. – The coldest season, often with snow in some places, and a time for holidays like Christmas and New Year’s. Typically from December to February in the Northern Hemisphere.
  7. 9. – The sixth month; marks the start of summer in many places and school vacations.
  8. 10. – The twelfth and final month; known for winter holidays like Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
  9. 11. – The season when leaves change color and the weather starts cooling down. Usually from September to November in the Northern Hemisphere.
  10. 13. – The second day of the work or school week.
  11. 14. – The first day of the work or school week for most people.
  12. 15. – The fifth month; flowers bloom and temperatures warm up.
  13. 17. – The eighth month; a peak summer month and time for vacations.