Seasons

1. White or gray collections of water droplets or ice crystals that float in the sky.
4. Frozen precipitation that falls as soft, white flakes, creating a layer of white on the ground.
5. The season when flowers bloom, trees grow new leaves, and the weather becomes warmer after winter.
6. Beautiful and colorful plants that bloom during the spring and summer seasons.
9. The measurement of how hot or cold something is, often indicated by a thermometer.
12. The coldest season of the year, usually with snow, ice, and shorter days. It's associated with holidays like Christmas.
13. The period of light between sunrise and sunset when the sun is visible in the sky.

2. The flat, thin parts of a plant that grow from the branches or stems and usually change color in autumn.
3. The process of gathering crops or fruits from the fields, usually during the autumn season.
4. The star that provides light and warmth to the Earth, especially during the day.
7. The season characterized by hot weather, longer days, and often associated with vacations and outdoor activities.
8. The season when leaves change color and fall from trees, and the weather becomes cooler after summer.
10. Water falling from the sky in the form of drops, which helps plants grow and fills up rivers and lakes.
11. Moving air that can be gentle or strong, sometimes felt as a breeze or a gust.