Time & Seasons

1. The moment when the sun disappears below the horizon in the west, marking the end of the day and the beginning of the night.
4. The moment when the sun appears above the horizon in the east, signaling the start of a new day and bringing light.
6. A tool that helps you keep track of the days, weeks, and months throughout the year, including important holidays and events.
7. The season that follows summer, characterized by cooler temperatures, colorful leaves falling from trees, and harvest time.
9. The warmest season of the year, known for longer days, higher temperatures, vacations, and outdoor activities.
11. A period of seven days, starting with Sunday and ending with Saturday, used to organize time and plan various activities.
12. The early part of the day, after you wake up and before noon, when the sun rises, and the world starts to come alive.
13. The period of darkness when the sun is below the horizon, and the moon and stars become visible in the sky.
14. The time between noon and evening when the sun is high in the sky, and many people are busy with work or school activities.

2. The season that comes after winter, characterized by warmer temperatures, blooming flowers, and the return of green foliage.
3. The length of time it takes for the Earth to complete one orbit around the sun, consisting of 365 days (or 366 in a leap year).
5. The time between sunrise and sunset when it is bright outside, and people go about their daily activities and routines.
6. A device that tells you the time, with numbers and hands that move to show hours, minutes, and sometimes even seconds.
8. The time of day just before nightfall when the sun starts to set, and the sky often turns beautiful shades of red and orange.
10. A division of time that represents a portion of the year, typically consisting of four weeks or approximately 30-31 days.
11. The coldest season, marked by colder temperatures, snowfall in many regions, and shorter daylight hours.