Summer Activities
Summer Clothes
Summer Foods
Summer Vocabulary
Summer events
100

You can do this in the ocean/pool/lake/pond

Swimming

100

You can wear this on your head to protect your face from the sun

Hat

100

You can eat this cold, sweet treat with toppings and put it on a cone

Ice cream

100

What do you use to dry yourself after you swim?

A towel

100

The world's biggest international football tournament?

The World Cup 

200
You can go into the wilderness and sleep in a tent with this activity

Camping

200

You wear this when you want to go swimming

Swimming suit

200

This dish is served cold and is usually a mix of green leaves and vegetables

A salad

200

Staying in the sun for a longer time

Sunbathing

200

Many people come together to watch several of their favourite musicians and artists perform 

A music festival

300

Walking in the mountains for hours at a time

Hiking

300

What do you put over your eyes to protect from the sun? 

Sunglasses

300

A large fruit, with stiped green skin on the outside and red flesh and seeds on the inside

Watermelon 

300

What do you use to prevent sunburn? 

Suncreen / Suncream 

300

A meal eaten outside on a blanket or park table.

A picnic. 

400

When you watch something obsessively, you can't stop watching it! 

To binge-watch

400

This is the type of uncovered shoe you wear in the summer

Sandals/Flip-Flops/Thongs

400

Grilling an assortment of meat outside, is called what?

Can you spell it? 

Barbecue

400

You can collect these on beaches when it's low tide

Seashells

400

When the extended family members meet together to spend time with one another. 

A family reunion / gathering 

500

Using the force of the wind by boat 

Sailing 

500

What do you use when you want to see fish while you're swimming?

A snorkel / Goggles

500

This dessert is often made around a campfire

Marshmallows

500

Whenever you get on a boat or jet ski, make sure you are wearing one of these

Life-jacket

500

The longest day of the year is known as what? 

The summer solstice