Summer brings us a fun new activity book, dive deep into the sea with this colorful printable quiet summer book.
The activities in this section are geared toward late kindergarten and first grade students.
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We know you love the printable books we offer on Easy Peasy and Fun, so today we’ve created another one for you.
This place is summer themed and your kids will have a great time exploring.
What do you need to make this summer activity book?
- our printable summer activity book
- Laminating machine and laminating bag
- page protection options
- adhesive
- paper and printer
- Velcro dots
- drag
Print out all the pages you will be using. Laminate or use page protectors. You can also use them as worksheets and have your child cut and paste the activities.
Let’s get started!
Summer Quiet Book Walk-through the Activity Pages
Laminate the sheets of paper, punch holes and glue the spiral on.
Cut the remaining part along the black lines.
3D Sand Castle Puzzle
First, let’s get to the 3D castles. We have cube castles, pyramid castles, cylindrical castles, rectangular castles, spherical castles, and conical castles.
Place each piece on its border. Each castle must match the flag color.
Counting from 1 to 100 with Pearls
There are a lot of little pearls on the beach, right? We have collected a hundred pearls, so the next step is to count the pearls and arrange them according to their outline.
Each pearl has a number on it.
You should match the symbols to the numbers you wrote. We start at one and end at one hundred. This one is difficult to assemble, but kids love the little pearls.
Color Wheel – Complementary Color Scheme Shell
This is Miss Cockle. We need to place her on each color border.
Then follow the arrows and you will learn each pair of complementary colors.
Color Mixing – Learning about Secondary Colors
Fourth is Mr. Bunny Man. Help him paint his surfboard and paddle.
On this page we will learn what color is the result of mixing two colors.
You will need to combine colors to complete the surfboard, paddle, and Bunny Man.
The primary colors are red, blue, and yellow. By mixing them, we get the secondary colors – purple, orange, and green.
Marine Animal Identification
The fifth is Mr. Jar. He caught some sea animals and put them inside so they wouldn’t swim away.
This way we can learn to recognize them. Place each sea animal in their outline.
What to bring to the beach – Accessories
Last but not least, Mr. Donut. What should he bring to the beach?
Place each object into the mold and say the words aloud as you complete this task.
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