CAS Week 12: Activity (Learning Outcome 4)

(A) Visiting the Beach 

During the summer, my family and I drove from Connecticut to the beach in Rhode Island. We started out by driving to Rhode Island after lunch, and we drove around to find a beach that had some parking where we could get out and just walk towards the beach. Afterwards, we parked, and we went to go have fun at the beach!


We spent awhile just going around the beach, spending time in the water and walking around to take in the view before we left. This was my first time visiting a beach in Rhode Island before, so it was definitely a fun experience. Also, I hope that I can visit the beach again soon, as it was definitely different than the beaches here in Houston. We also visited the same beach the day before, but it was too cold to swim in the water, so we made sure to come back the next day when it was sunnier and warmer! This was definitely a super fun experience, and I was able to be able to persevere through all of the challenges that we went through during our drive to the beach. 

Learning Outcome 4


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