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Instagram challenges- May 2024

Updated: May 26, 2024



Find hints and answers to this month's challenges in the blog below!



Savouring Summer Escapes: A Seaside Adventure


Summer is the quintessential time for embarking on an adventure. With the sun shining high and the days stretched out, it's a season that invites us to escape our routines and delve into new destinations. Yet, amid the excitement of summer travel, things can sometimes go amiss.


Preparing for a trip involves juggling numerous tasks. From booking flights and accommodations to packing your bags, it’s easy for an item to be missed. You may suddenly realize that you’ve forgotten a crucial item at home, or worse, that you’ve overpacked. To mitigate such mishaps, it’s wise to make a checklist ahead of time. This way, you can get ahead of any potential issues and ensure that nothing crucial is left behind.


When traveling in the summer, there’s often an irresistible urge to mimic the locals and immerse yourself in their culinary delights. While this can be an excellent way to experience a new culture, it’s essential to be mindful of what you eat. You wouldn’t want to miss out on the adventure due to an upset stomach. Begin by sampling small portions to gauge how your body reacts.


One of the most alluring aspects of summer travel is the opportunity to spend time by the seaside. There’s something magical about the rhythmic crash of waves against the shore and the gentle mist of the sea breeze. Whether you’re surfing the waves, lounging on the sandy beaches, or indulging in seaside cuisine, there are lessons to be learned from the tranquil beauty of the coast.


However, even the best-laid plans can sometimes hit a snag. Perhaps your flight gets delayed, or you encounter unexpected challenges upon arrival. In such instances, it’s crucial to bite the bullet and adapt to the situation. Flexibility is key to navigating through unforeseen obstacles and making the most of your journey.

So, this summer, why not take the opportunity to get out and explore? Whether it’s revisiting a beloved destination or venturing to uncharted waters, embrace the time spent traveling. After all, each journey offers new experiences, and every adventure holds valuable lessons. Remember, life is too short to miss out on the wonders waiting to be discovered.


And when life throws you unexpected challenges, remember that you can get over them. Sometimes, you may need to get by with a little help from friends or even get away from it all for a while to clear your mind. But in the end, you'll get on with your journey, stronger and wiser than before.




Puzzle answers below!


Phrasal verbs challenge from blog


  • Get away: To escape from a place or situation, often for relaxation or vacation.

Example from the blog post: So, this summer, why not take the opportunity to get out and explore?


  • Get ahead: To make progress or achieve success before others/avoid foreseen problems.

Example from the blog post: To mitigate such mishaps, it’s wise to make a checklist ahead of time. This way, you can get ahead of any potential issues...


  • Get over: To recover from something, such as an illness, setback, or emotional distress.

Example from the blog post: However, even the best-laid plans can sometimes hit a snag. Perhaps your flight gets delayed, or you encounter unexpected challenges upon arrival. In such instances, it’s crucial to bite the bullet and adapt to the situation. Flexibility is key to navigating through unforeseen obstacles and making the most of your journey.


  • Get out: To leave or escape from a place.

Example from the blog post: Sometimes, you may need to get by with a little help from friends or even get away from it all for a while to clear your mind.


  • Get ahead: To make progress or achieve success before others.

Example from the blog post: So, this summer, why not take the opportunity to get out and explore? Whether it’s revisiting a beloved destination or venturing to uncharted waters, embrace the time spent traveling.


Spelling challenge answers


An individual thing, at a shop for example - ITEM

Hours, minutes, etc. -TIME

To copy another -MIMIC

A weather condition on a cold winter's morning- MIST

Something is wrong, something is ______ - AMISS

To feel sad something/someone is not present -MISS


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