You see ropes and signs protecting a sea turtle nest. Another child says, "Let's climb over the rope so we can get a closer look!"

You're digging a huge hole when you throw a shovel full of sand behind you. Some of the sand lands on another family's beach towels and snacks.

You spent a long time collecting seashells in a bucket. Suddenly, a large wave washes over the bucket and many of the shells float away.

You bend down to pick up a beautiful shell at the same moment another child reaches for it. Both of you think you found it first.

You hear a child crying loudly because they can't find their parents on the beach. How do they feel?

You are having so much fun swimming when the lifeguard blows a whistle and tells everyone to leave the water because a thunderstorm is getting close. The sky still looks mostly sunny where you are.

A strong gust of wind blows your family's beach umbrella across the sand. It lands near another family and almost hits their cooler.

You proudly show another child the sandcastle you built. They shrug and say, "That's the ugliest sandcastle I've ever seen."

You want to swim farther into the ocean because the waves look bigger. Your parent tells you to stay where you can still stand and where the lifeguard can easily see you.

While walking barefoot, you accidentally step on a sharp shell and scrape the bottom of your foot. It hurts, and there is a little bit of blood.

You want to spend the afternoon boogie boarding because the waves are perfect. Your best friend would rather collect seashells along the beach.

You packed your favorite bucket and shovel. Another child asks if they can borrow them to build a sandcastle. You were planning to use them yourself.

You spent almost an hour building a giant sandcastle with towers and a moat. Another child is running by and accidentally steps on one of the towers, knocking it over. They put their hands to their cheeks and open their mouth and eyes wide.