Spring Family Trivia Questions

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Spring is on it’s way, and honestly, it just puts everyone in a better mood. The days feel lighter, the flowers start popping up everywhere, and suddenly the kids want to be outside again (a small miracle). One of my favorite ways to enjoy spring as a family is with a good old trivia game. No screens, no pressure, just laughs, guessing, and a little friendly competition.

These spring family trivia questions are made for everyone. Kids, teens, parents, grandparents… nobody gets left out. I’ve broken them into fun sections so you can play a quick round after dinner, bring them out for a spring party, or use them for a classroom or family game night. And yes, answers are included because nobody wants an argument over Google mid-game.

Grab some snacks, maybe sit outside if the weather behaves, and enjoy these spring-themed trivia questions together.

Family sitting on field of spring daffodils

How to Use These Spring Trivia Questions

Before we jump into the questions, here are a few easy ways to use them:

  • Take turns asking questions around the table
  • Split into teams (kids vs adults is always entertaining)
  • Write answers down and reveal them at the end
  • Use them for car rides, picnics, or rainy spring afternoons

There are no rules here. The goal is laughs, learning a few fun facts, and spending time together.

Easy Spring Trivia Questions (Great for Kids)

These questions are perfect for younger kids or mixed-age groups. Simple, fun, and confidence-boosting.

  1. What season comes after winter?
    Answer: Spring
  2. What do flowers need to grow besides water?
    Answer: Sunlight
  3. What baby animal is a baby sheep called?
    Answer: A lamb
  4. Which holiday is known for egg hunts and bunnies?
    Answer: Easter
  5. What color are most leaves in spring?
    Answer: Green
  6. What do bees collect from flowers?
    Answer: Nectar
  7. What happens to snow in spring?
    Answer: It melts
  8. Which animal is famous for hopping around in spring?
    Answer: A rabbit
  9. What do trees grow in spring?
    Answer: Leaves
  10. What season is known for lots of rain?
    Answer: Spring
Printable Spring Trivia Game

Spring Nature Trivia Questions

Spring is all about nature waking up again, and these questions are great for getting kids curious about the world around them.

  1. What process do plants use to make their own food?
    Answer: Photosynthesis
  2. Which insects help pollinate flowers?
    Answer: Bees (also butterflies and other insects)
  3. What part of the plant grows underground?
    Answer: Roots
  4. Why do birds build nests in spring?
    Answer: To lay eggs and raise their babies
  5. What do caterpillars turn into?
    Answer: Butterflies
  6. Which season is known as the growing season?
    Answer: Spring
  7. What do we call animals that sleep through winter and wake up in spring?
    Answer: Hibernating animals
  8. What helps seeds travel through the air?
    Answer: Wind
  9. What is the green pigment in plants called?
    Answer: Chlorophyll
  10. Why do flowers smell nice?
    Answer: To attract pollinators
butterfly emerging from chrysalis

Fun Spring Holiday Trivia Questions

Spring is packed with celebrations. These questions cover some of the most popular spring holidays.

  1. Which holiday celebrates Irish culture in March?
    Answer: St. Patrick’s Day
  2. What color is most associated with St. Patrick’s Day?
    Answer: Green
  3. Which spring holiday often includes egg decorating?
    Answer: Easter
  4. What animal is commonly linked with Easter?
    Answer: The Easter Bunny
  5. What holiday celebrates mothers?
    Answer: Mother’s Day
  6. Which month is Easter usually celebrated in?
    Answer: March or April
  7. What sweet treat is often shaped like a bunny or chick at Easter?
    Answer: Chocolate
  8. What holiday celebrates fathers in spring?
    Answer: Father’s Day
  9. What flower is commonly given on Mother’s Day?
    Answer: Flowers (especially roses or carnations)
  10. Which spring holiday often includes parades and wearing green clothes?
    Answer: St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick's Day props

Spring Weather Trivia Questions

Spring weather can be a little wild, and these questions make it fun instead of frustrating.

  1. What type of weather brings rain and thunder?
    Answer: A storm
  2. What do we call rain that falls lightly?
    Answer: Drizzle
  3. Which spring saying talks about rain and flowers?
    Answer: April showers bring May flowers
  4. What tool measures temperature?
    Answer: A thermometer
  5. What kind of clouds usually bring rain?
    Answer: Dark or storm clouds
  6. Which season is known for sudden weather changes?
    Answer: Spring
  7. What do we call a strong rotating wind storm?
    Answer: A tornado
  8. What causes rain?
    Answer: Water vapor cooling and falling from clouds
  9. What type of clothing is common in spring because of rain?
    Answer: Raincoats
  10. What appears in the sky after rain and sunshine?
    Answer: A rainbow

Medium Spring Trivia Questions (Kids and Adults)

These questions are a little trickier but still family-friendly.

  1. What month does spring start in the Northern Hemisphere?
    Answer: March
  2. What is the first day of spring called?
    Answer: The Spring Equinox
  3. Which flower is often one of the first to bloom in spring?
    Answer: Daffodil
  4. What do farmers do in spring to prepare crops?
    Answer: Plant seeds
  5. Which animal is known for laying eggs in ponds in spring?
    Answer: Frogs
  6. What happens to days in spring?
    Answer: They get longer
  7. Which sweet red fruit is commonly harvested in spring?
    Answer: Strawberries
  8. What insect is famous for changing from a caterpillar?
    Answer: Butterfly
  9. What do we call young plants just starting to grow?
    Answer: Seedlings
  10. Which sport is commonly associated with spring?
    Answer: Baseball
frog in pond

Hard Spring Trivia Questions (For Teens and Adults)

Perfect for older kids, teens, and parents who love a challenge.

  1. What tilt of the Earth causes seasons to change?
    Answer: The Earth’s axial tilt
  2. Which hemisphere experiences spring in September?
    Answer: The Southern Hemisphere
  3. What is pollination?
    Answer: The transfer of pollen from one plant to another
  4. Which spring flower is the symbol of the Netherlands?
    Answer: Tulip
  5. What is the scientific name for the study of plants?
    Answer: Botany
  6. Which planet is often visible in the spring night sky?
    Answer: Venus
  7. What do meteorologists study?
    Answer: Weather
  8. Which spring month has the most unpredictable weather?
    Answer: April
  9. What gas do plants release during photosynthesis?
    Answer: Oxygen
  10. What is the longest day of the year called?
    Answer: The Summer Solstice
field of tulips in Netherlands

Funny Spring Trivia Questions

Because every family trivia game needs laughs.

  1. Why did the flower bring a suitcase?
    Answer: It was ready for spring break
  2. What do you call a bunny with fleas?
    Answer: Bugs Bunny
  3. Why do bees have sticky hair?
    Answer: Because they use honeycombs
  4. What kind of bow can’t be tied?
    Answer: A rainbow

Spring Picture Trivia Ideas

Want to mix things up? Use pictures instead of reading questions.

  • Show pictures of spring flowers and guess the name
  • Show baby animals and guess what they grow into
  • Show weather images and name the weather type
  • Show holiday symbols and guess the holiday

This works especially well for younger kids and keeps things moving fast.

Tips for Hosting a Spring Family Trivia Night

Here are a few things that make trivia night extra fun:

  • Keep snacks simple (popcorn, fruit, cookies)
  • Don’t keep score if it gets too competitive
  • Let kids take turns being the trivia leader
  • Add small prizes like stickers or choosing dessert

The goal isn’t to win. It’s to laugh, learn, and enjoy the season together.

Spring is such a fresh-start season, and trivia is an easy way to slow down and connect as a family. These spring family trivia questions work for rainy afternoons, sunny backyard hangouts, classroom fun, or holiday gatherings.

Save this list, print it out, or bookmark it for later. You’ll be surprised how often it comes in handy. And if you’re anything like me, you’ll probably learn a few new things right along with the kids.

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