Let’s solve this step by step.
We are given a list of summer activities in a cloud at the top:
- going to the beach
- sunbathing
- eating ice cream
- camping
- having a barbecue
- fishing
- playing football
- swimming
- riding your bike
And we have 9 numbered pictures (1 through 9). We need to match each picture with the correct activity from the list.
Let’s go one by one:
Picture 1: Shows a family walking with backpacks, hats, and bags — looks like they’re heading somewhere for an outing. This matches
“going to the beach” — common summer trip with gear.
Picture 2: A person swimming in water, wearing goggles, splashing. Clearly
“swimming”.
Picture 3: A man holding an ice cream cone, sweating — classic sign of hot weather. That’s
“eating ice cream”.
Picture 4: A chef grilling food on a barbecue, serving a child. That’s
“having a barbecue”.
Picture 5: A kid riding a bicycle with a flag on it. That’s
“riding your bike”.
Picture 6: A person lying on a beach chair under the sun, relaxing. That’s
“sunbathing”.
Picture 7: A boy kicking a soccer ball. That’s
“playing football” (soccer is called football in many countries).
Picture 8: A tent with people inside, trees around, campfire nearby. That’s
“camping”.
Picture 9: A man holding a fishing rod and a bucket — clearly
“fishing”.
Now let’s write them in order:
1. going to the beach
2. swimming
3. eating ice cream
4. having a barbecue
5. riding your bike
6. sunbathing
7. playing football
8. camping
9. fishing
All 9 activities from the cloud are used exactly once. Perfect match!
Final Answer:
1. going to the beach
2. swimming
3. eating ice cream
4. having a barbecue
5. riding your bike
6. sunbathing
7. playing football
8. camping
9. fishing
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of summer activities worksheet.
