Multiple Meaning
This word can mean a flying mammal that comes out at night, or a wooden stick used to hit a baseball.
Bat
A place with lots of trees where wild animals live.
Forest
If a story says, "The sky turned grey, wind howled, and Sarah grabbed her umbrella," you can infer this is about to happen.
Sarah is going out and is prepared for a storm.
"Lola the dog woke up and stretched. Suddenly, she saw the front door wide open! She quickly bolted out into the yard and started chasing a squirrel up a tree. Finally, her owner called her name and brought her back inside with a treat." First Lola...
Woke up and stretched.
This punctuation mark is used at the end of a sentence to show strong feeling or excitement.
Exclamation Point (!)
This word can mean the outer covering of a tree trunk, or the sharp sound a dog makes.
Bark
A group of people who work together to play a sport or complete a project.
Team
"Max ran to his food bowl, wagged his tail, and barked when he saw the leash." Max is a...
Dog
This is the chronological order of the three main meals of the day, from the time you wake up to the time you go to sleep.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner
This is the name for a word that means the exact same thing such as another word for "big" is "huge."
Synonym
This word can mean a breezy, blossoming season of the year, or a tightly coiled piece of metal that bounces.
Spring
A large building where things are made using machines, like cars or toys.
Factory
"Leo looked at his broken arm in the cast and sighed as he watched his friends play football." Leo is probably feeling...
Disappointed because he cannot play in the game.
If you are putting words in alphabetical order, this is the word that comes first in the list: Apple, Acorn, or Ask.
Acorn
This is the type of letter you must always use at the very beginning of a sentence or a person's name.
Capital
This word can mean to move your hand side-to-side to say hello, or a curling ridge of water moving across the ocean.
Wave
A person who lives next door to you or near your house.
Neighbor
"Mia woke up on a Tuesday morning, saw the bright sunshine, and realized her alarm clock never went off. She looked at the time, gasped." Next Mia should...
Put her clothes on and head to school.
This is the correct order of the four main seasons throughout the year, starting with the one that brings snow and cold weather.
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
This punctuation mark is used to separate items in a list or to show a short pause in a sentence.
Comma
This word can mean a measurement equal to 12 inches, or the part of your body at the bottom of your leg.
Foot
A tool with lenses that makes tiny things, like germs or cells, look much bigger.
Microscope
"The classroom was perfectly quiet. Students were staring at their papers, tapping their pencils, and looking over the questions while Mrs. Lopez watched the clock." In this classroom the students are...
Taking a test.
This is the correct order of the twelve months of the year, starting with the month school ends.
June, July, August, September, October, November, December, January, February, March, April, May
This is the term for a book written about a person's life, written by that exact person.
Biography