ANIMALS
This small animal has long ears and eats carrots.
Rabbit
You use your ears to hear and pay attention to what someone is saying.
Listen
"I work on Saturdays and Sundays. I put out fires at night. Who am I?"
Firefighter
If the park is in middle with the school on the left and the shop on the right, the park is ____ them.
Between
In which city can you visit the famous Eiffel Tower?
Paris
This colorful bird can copy human words and fly.
Parrot
You wait for your time to speak so everyone gets a chance to play or talk equally.
Take turns
"I wake up at 6 o'clock and bake bread in the morning. Who am I?"
Baker
If the teacher stands face-to-face facing all the students at the board, the teacher is ____ the class.
In front of
Which country is famous for pyramids, deserts, and the Nile River?
Egypt
This black and white bird can swim very well, but it can't fly.
Penguin
You treat someone kindly and value their feelings or ideas.
Respect
It is a place where you can see historical items, art, or statues.
Museum
If you are standing at the back of a big tree and nobody can see you, you are ____ the tree.
Behind
How many players are on the field for one team during a soccer game?
11 players
This Australian animal jumps on two legs and carries its baby in a pouch.
Kangaroo
You talk loud enough so everyone in the room can hear you clearly.
Speak up
A structure with walls and a roof, like a house, school, or library.
Building
Fix the mistake: "I do my homework at the evening."
"I do my homework in the evening"
What famous metal structure in New York holds a green torch in the air?
The Statue of Liberty
This black and white bear from China loves eating green bamboo.
Panda
You stop talking and do not speak while another person is speaking.
Do not interrupt
A large town with many tall buildings, streets, and people living in it.
City
Which preposition do we use for months like January, February, or June?
In
In which sport do you hit a small white ball into a small hole with a club?
Golf