Vacation Activities
This activity includes walking in nature, often in the mountains.
What is hiking?
This is a place where people can safely keep their money.
What is a bank?
Balloons, streamers, and banners are examples of these things used to make a party look festive.
What are decorations?
You can look at this to see what day school events will happen.
What is a calendar?
This activity includes watching a performance in a theater.
What is seeing a show/going to the movies?
This is money you receive for doing work or completing a job.
What is pay/income?
You send this to tell someone when and where your party will happen.
What is an invitation?
This tells you what you are doing and when you are doing it during the day. (Hint: starts with an S)
What is a schedule?
This activity includes exploring cities and landmarks.
What is sightseeing?
This is money you put away now so you can use it later.
What is savings?
You make this to remember who you want to invite to your party.
What is a guest list?
Birthdays, field trips, picture day, and the last day of school are examples of important ones to remember.
What are dates?
This activity includes traveling in a large boat/ship on water for fun.
What is a cruise?
This is a plan for deciding what to spend your money on. (Hint: starts with a B)
What is a budget?
People should do this before coming to a party so the host will know they are coming.
What is RSVP?
Students work hard for many years to reach this special school celebration before moving on to the next chapter.
This activity includes swimming with a mask and fins.
What is snorkeling?
This is money you borrow and have to pay back.
What is a loan?
Creating or choosing this before planning food, games, and decorations can help everything at your party match.
What is a theme?
This day-to-day plan helps you track of immediate things to complete. (Hint: 3 words)
What is a "to-do list"?