What’s Your Zodiac?
Match your birthday with the matching zodiac sign.
Want to find your zodiac symbol?
Match your birthday with the matching zodiac sign.
Then look up a picture and see what your zodiac looks like in constellation form!
This may be something to inspire your artwork and writing for Kaleidoscope’s “Christmas Star” challenge for December.
20th April-20th May: Taurus
21st May-21st June: Gemini
21st June-22nd July: Cancer
23rd July-22nd August: Leo
23rd August-22nd September: Virgo
23rd September-22nd October: Libra
23rd October-21st November: Scorpio
22nd November-21st December: Sagittarius
22nd December-19th January: Capricorn
20th January-19th February: Aquarius
20th February-20th March-Pisces
21st March-19th April: Aries
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Kaelin Kehm loves storytelling through listening to music. When she is not playing volleyball, she is constantly writing poetry and screenplays; while...







































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