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3. The fourth month, known for April Fools' Day when people play jokes on each other. Spring flowers bloom in April.
4. The sixth month, the start of summer when schools often have vacations, and you can enjoy the sun.
5. The second month, known for Valentine's Day, when people give each other cards and candy to show love.
7. The hottest season of the year, when you can swim, play, and have fun outdoors. It's in June, July, and August.
9. The tenth month, known for Halloween when people dress up in costumes and go trick-or-treating.
10. The fifth month, when the weather gets warmer, and it's a good time for outdoor activities and Mother's Day.
12. The eleventh month, when fall leaves change color and people celebrate Thanksgiving with a big feast.
14. The eighth month, when summer is in full swing, and you can have fun at the beach or in the park.

1. The season that brings new life, flowers, and warmer weather. It usually starts in March or April.
2. The seventh month, known for Independence Day in the U.S., celebrated with fireworks and picnics.
4. The first month of the year, often cold and snowy in many places. People celebrate the New Year in January.
6. The twelfth month, known for Christmas when people give gifts and decorate trees. It's also the end of the year.
8. The third month, when winter starts to turn into spring. It's a time for new beginnings and growth.
11. The ninth month, when summer starts to cool down, and school usually begins again.
13. Also called autumn, it's the season when leaves change color and fall from trees. It starts in September.