1. Bufanda en enero (January) - January is the coldest month in many regions, so it's when you wear a scarf.
2. Carnaval en febrero (February) - Carnival is typically celebrated in February, before Lent.
3. En marzo y abril, Vientos y aguas mil. (In March and April, winds and waters a thousand.) - March and April are known for unpredictable weather, with strong winds and rain.
4. En mayo las flores, (In May the flowers,) - May is a time when flowers bloom in many places.
5. En junio termina el cole (In June the school ends) - June is when the school year typically ends in many countries.
6. En julio y agosto Playa (In July and August Beach) - July and August are the peak summer months, when people go to the beach.
7. En septiembre y octubre, De hojas nos cubren (In September and October, leaves cover us) - September and October are autumn months when leaves fall from trees.
8. Castañas en noviembre (Chestnuts in November) - November is the time when chestnuts are harvested.
9. Y Turrón en diciembre (And Turrón in December) - Turrón is a traditional Spanish nougat eaten during the Christmas season, which starts in December.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of los meses del ano worksheet.