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Multiple little humans who often cry and eat.
Who are Babies?
A small furry mammals that are orange and black with a fluffy tail
What are foxes?
Documents that help you navigate or find your way geographically.
what are maps?
The polite way of saying multiple girls.
what are ladies?
The answer to an addition problem
What is a sum?
The plural of taking something from one place to another.
What is Carries?
Carboard containers that can hold items.
What are boxes?
A fleet or multiple sea vessels.
What are ships?
A compilation of multiple tales told either orally or in text.
What are stories?
The answer to a multiplication problem.
What is a product?
The plural of the physical structure of people or animals including the bones, flesh, and organs.
What are bodies?
Circular items of different sizes that are used by people to eat food.
What are dishes?
A box of waxy tools used to color.
What are Crayons?
More than one villain, combatant, or rival. The opposite of friends.
What are enemies?
The property that allows you to change the order addends or factors and receive the same answer.
What is the commutative property?
Multiple one-cent coins
What are pennies?
Places of worship or religion.
What are churches?
Flying objects usually given to children during their birthdays or special occasions.
A way to pass time, special interest, or activity of pleasure.
What are Hobbies?
The place value that has seven digits
What is the "millions"
A breed of little horses.
Who are Ponies?
Tools used to cut down trees that are blunt and not toothed.
What are axes?
Having more than one female sibling.
What are sisters?
White flowers with yellow centers.
What are Daisies?
The place value immediately after the decimal point.
What is "tenths"?