Beach Please
This ocean creature is famous for pinching toes near tide pools.
What is a crab?
This frozen treat on a stick comes in fruity flavors.
What is a popsicle?
This small booklet filled with stamps proves you’ve traveled internationally.
What is a passport?
This scale is commonly used in the U.S. to measure temperature.
What is Fahrenheit?
This nocturnal bird is famous for its “hoo-hoo” sound often heard while camping.
What is an owl?
This striped item helps people dry off after swimming.
What is a beach towel?
This salty snack is commonly eaten at baseball games and often sold in twisted shapes.
What are pretzels?
This activity involves exploring a city’s famous landmarks and attractions.
What is sightseeing?
This weather alert is issued when temperatures become dangerously high for long periods.
What is a heat advisory?
This campfire treat is made by roasting marshmallows until golden brown or burnt.
What are smores?
This sunscreen measurement tells you how protected you are from UVB rays.
What is SPF?
This tropical fruit has spiky skin and is commonly blended into summer smoothies.
What is a pineapple?
This type of bag is carried by hikers and travelers on their backs during long trips.
What is a backpack?
This layer of Earth’s atmosphere helps protect us from harmful UV radiation.
What is the ozone layer?
This handheld light source is essential for nighttime walks around a campsite.
What is a lantern?
This warning flag color at many beaches signals dangerous swimming conditions.
What is red?
This classic picnic side dish is made mostly from potatoes, mayo, and mustard.
What is potato salad?
This line on a map represents an imaginary division between Earth’s Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
What is the Equator?
This weather phenomenon creates a visual illusion of water on hot roads due to light bending through heated air.
What is a mirage?
This constellation is commonly used to locate the North Star while camping.
What is the Big Dipper?
This current, common at beaches, can quickly pull swimmers away from shore.
What is a rip current?
This famous late-night Seattle street food is traditionally topped with cream cheese and grilled onions.
What is a Seattle dog?
This term describes adjusting your sleep schedule after crossing multiple time zones.
What is jet lag?
Released in 2013, this hit summer song by Daft Punk featuring Pharrell Williams includes the lyric “We’re up all night to get lucky.”
What is Get Lucky?
This phrase describes tiny burning pieces of wood floating upward from a fire.
What are embers?