- Explain, in an entertaining way, how to skip a stone across a pond.
- Write a how-to guide to having an incredible summer.
- Use the following words in a summer related story of 200 words: sun, freedom, ride, run, slide, laugh, howl, vacation, sleep, and jump.
- Write the lyrics to a song or poem about your love of summer.
- Draw and label a map of your favorite summer vacation spot. Include yourself on the map.
- Write a recipe explaining how to make your favorite summer dish.
- Write 10 creative ways to use a frisbee on a hot day.
- Invent a new game using these materials: an inner tube, a skateboard, ping pong balls, a plastic baseball bat and an inflatable child’s pool.
- Describe how a squirt gun works.
- Draw and label a map of the ultimate water park.
- Write a persuasive letter to the principal convincing him or her that students would benefit from an extra week of summer.
- Write a list of supplies needed for a 3-day camping trip.
- Describe a summer day from the perspective of the beach, lake or swimming pool. Personify the water and describe its thoughts about the sudden increase in activity in and around it.
- Describe your perfect summer day.
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Could I please get a copy of this summer journal and coloring page, I think this would be a very good activity for my students.
Greetings
teacher Diana
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