ANSWER GUIDE: HELLO SUMMER 2018
Term 4, 2018
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Activity title Answers Get smart Slip! on clothing Slop! on sunscreen Slap! on a hat Seek! shade Slide! on sunglasses
Spot the difference
Possible answers to how this family could be smarter out on the sand: cover up with long sleeves or rashies, wear hats, bring an umbrella or tent for shade, use sunblock (Dad has tan lines)
Learn to keep your cool
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Activity title Answers Sign language Swim between the flags. Lifesavers on duty. The red and yellow flags show that a lifesaving service is on patrol and indicate the safest part of the beach for swimming.
No swimming. Be aware of rips. Rips are strong currents of water flowing away from the beach. They can cause people to be swept out to sea quickly. If caught in a rip, signal for help.
Shark sighted, be aware. A shark has been seen and beachgoers should be aware. If deemed necessary, the beach will be closed and entering the water is not allowed.
Children must be supervised. Most public pool rules state that young children and weak swimmers must have an adult in the water with them. Older children and strong swimmers must at least have an adult watching them nearby.
No diving. Diving into shallow water is dangerous and can cause spinal cord injuries. Always enter water feet first to check the depth before diving in.
No running. All that splashing means the floor around the pool is slippery. Walking near a swimming pool reduces your risk of slipping and injuring yourself.
Slippery slides maze 1) C; 2) A; 3) E; 4) B; 5) D Slide 5 has the most people on it.
Beach crossword Across: 1) Surfboard; 4) Sunscreen; 6) Crab; 7) Towel; 8) Sandcastle; 9) Bucket Down: 2) Umbrella; 3) Shell; 4) Sunglasses; 5) Shovel
One foot too many
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Activity title Answers Backyard cricket rules 1) C; 2) B; 3) D; 4) E; 5) F; 6) A
Fly or Mozzie?
WA’s wonderful wildlife Bobtail Magpie Western Grey Kangaroo Tiger Snake Orb spider Red-tailed Black Cockatoo
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Activity title Answers Fill in the vowels Earth dinosaurs running tap brushing your teeth four rat camel
Water quiz 1) C; 2) B; 3) D; 4) A
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Activity title Answers What is a year? 365 days; the amount of time it takes the Earth to orbit the sun.
Occasions fireworks are used Possible answers include: New Year’s Eve; Australia Day; Chinese New Year; Perth Festival; WA Day; Perth Royal Show
Firework word fit
New Year’s Eve word find
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Activity title Answers Quirky quiz Australiana 1) Echidna; 2) Six; 3) True; 4) Northern Territory; 5) Kalbarri; 6) Sydney; 7) Edmund Barton; 8) Gobi; 9) Aboriginal people (black), earth (red), the sun (yellow); 10) Brewer’s yeast
Cultures and countries 11) A type of hat; 12) Chickpeas; 13) Papua New Guinea; 14) Africa; 15) India; 16) Ancient Egypt; 17) The Netherlands; 18) Maori; 19) Canada; 20) ‘Good day’ in German
Seas and Oceans 21) Minke whale; 22) Pacific; 23) Indian; 24) Shark; 25) Mediterranean; 26) Atlantic; 27) Animals; 28) Clownfish; 29) Baltic; 30) 11,000m
Books, screen and music 31) Luke Hemmings, Calum Hood, Ashton Irwin or Michael Clifford; 32) Matilda; 33) “…but we can have lots of good fun that is funny.”; 34) Home and Away; 35) Little Johnny wants to play; 36) Surfing; 37) Andy Griffiths; 38) Green; 39) Penguin; 40) Manu Feidel and Pete Evans
Sport and leisure 41) Greece; 42) Blue; 43) Swimming; 44) Perth Scorchers; 45) England; 46) Pink; 47) Pikachu; 48) 9.58s; 49) Two; 50) When two runners are taken out
Many from one 14 (summer; mercy; cyan; yank; ankle; lemon; Monday; daytime; time; timer; merit; itch; itchy; hymn)
Summer songs Some possible answers: In summer (Frozen soundtrack); Summer (Calvin Harris); Summer holiday (Cliff Richard); Summer Nights (Grease soundtrack); In the summer time (Mungo Jerry); In the summertime (Thirsty Merc); Summer of ’69 (Bryan Adams)
Summer fruit Sudoku
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