Food
A liquid-based frozen snack on a stick
ice pop/popsicle
A landform alongside a body of water which consists of loose particles like rock, sand, pebbles...
Beach
Old Navy offers an early summer sale on these items for $1 !
Flip Flops!
You can get this vitamin directly from sunlight
Vitamin D
This insect is the most widespread in the summer
Mosquito
June is the start of harvest for this seasonal summer fruit. High in vitamin C, potassium, folic acid, and fiber. This fruit is also commonly made and enjoyed as a pie.
Strawberry
An outdoor activity involving overnight stays away from home or without shelter, such as a tent or recreational vehicle
Camping
A flotation device worn/fastened to a user to prevent drowning and keep the wearer afloat
Life jacket/Life vest
The longest continuous beach in America
Long Beach, WA
This tower grows by more than six inches in summer, and is composed of 7,000 metric tons iron which expands with the heat.
Eiffel Tower
This fruit is comprised of 90% water
Watermelon
An outing or occasion that involves taking a packed meal to be eaten outdoors.
Picnic
Sun hat/floppy hat
SPF stands for:
Sun protection factor
This famous Shakespeare play takes place in the summer
A Midsummer Night's Dream
The earliest written record of today's popular sweet and sour summer drink comes from the 12th-century Egypt - made with lemons, dates, and honey.
Lemonade
An activity usually for recreation, sport, exercise, or even survival involves moving through water by coordinating movement of the limbs and the body.
Swimming
Designed primarily to prevent bright sunlight and high energy-visible light from damaging or discomforting the eyes.
Sunglasses
This music artist had a popular song called "Summer Love"
Justin Timberlake
In southern England, people assemble to see the summer solstice at this monumental site.
Stonehenge
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80% of the vanilla beans used to make vanilla ice cream comes from this island country off the coast of East Africa. MMM...
Madagascar
This term is used with significant regional and national variations to describe various cooking methods which use live fire and smoke to cook the food.
BBQ
This style of shorts were a product of sweltering British military officers serving in tropical British colonies. In 1914, uniform pants were hemmed allowing for more comfort in the heat when stationed in tropical and desert climates. Now, this style of shorts are worn knee length and are often treated as casuals elsewhere in the world.
Bermuda Shorts
The month of July was named after which historical personality?
Julius Caesar
Derived from Late Middle English, the origin of this word means "a fire of bones", denoting a large open-air fire on which bones were burnt (sometimes as part of a celebration).
Bonfire