Summer Facts
The season that comes after summer
Fall or Autumn
Delicious fruits with a fuzzy skin and sweet, juicy flesh.
Peaches
The most popular type of summer camp
Sports camp
A shirt without sleeves
Tank top
One person is "it" and the other players hide.
Hide and Seek
The month summer starts
June
Made up of mostly water and is one of the most hydrating fruits.
Watermelon
The most popular activity at summer camp
Swimming
Open toed shoes
Sandals, flipflops
A game where players hop on numbered squares drawn on the ground.
Hop Scotch
This summer month is the most popular birthday month
August
These small berries are big on promoting brain health and may lower the risk of Type 2 diabetes.
Blueberries
True or False
Over 26 million children and adults attend summer camps annually.
True
Worn on your head to block the sun
Hat
Teams stand an equal distance from the center line and try to pull the other team across the line
Tug-of-war
True or False
Alaska has only a few hours of darkness in the summer
True
A one cup serving supplies more vitamin C than an orange.
Strawberries
The first recognized American summer camp took place in which state
Connecticut
A natural fiber known for its breathability, allowing air and moisture to pass through, helping to regulate body temperature.
Cotton
A lawn game popular in North America in which players or teams take turns throwing fabric bean bags at an inclined board with a hole in its far end
Cornhole
The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth
(134°F), measured in Death Valley, California on July 10, 1913.
In India, people welcome the summer season despite the scorching heat just to enjoy the delicious summer fruit
Mangoes
The state with the highest number of summer camp businesses
California
Another natural fiber, linen is highly breathable and dries quickly, making it ideal for hot and humid conditions.
Linen
a lawn game where two teams compete to roll larger balls closer to a smaller target ball
Bocce