proper nouns
The Happiest Place on Earth, except it's in Florida?
This is a food that goes well with macaroni.
What is cheese?
These animals with long noses and big ears.
What are elephants?
This verb describes creating a picture using a pencil.
What is drawing?
This is a body of water considered to be big and blue. I spot a whale.
What is the ocean?
This natural beauty is looked as a large hole in the ground, with many colors. Tourists walk to the bottom of this ravine.
What is the Grand Canyon?
This is an animal that is usually colorful and can speak.
What is a parrot?
These things that swim in the ocean, yet can be plural and singular.
What are fish?
This verb describes quickly going from one side of the school to the other.
What is a run?
A way to describe snow.
What is cold, wet, and white?
Rides, food, and fun in the sun, a place in Santa Cruz, California. Look, the Giant Dipper!
What is the Beach Boardwalk?
This is a person in charge of a country, in this case a woman of royal blood, like Elizabeth I and II.
What is a queen?
People who learn, specifically in a classroom.
What are students?
A verb to describe the consumption of food.
What is eating?
A Shamrock's color, especially for St. Patrick's Day.
What is green?
A country, a southern neighbor of the U.S. known for its food, tropical beaches, and exquisite cultural traditions, once center of the old Aztec Empire.
What is Mexico?
A device used to browse the internet. Chromebook, I-pad, and PC, just to name a few.
These are symbols of countries that are flown over buildings.
What are flags?
A verb used to describe expressing yourself with words on paper.
What is writing?
The hue of a lemon.
What is yellow?
A place of the Qin, Han, and Three Kingdoms, it is one of the oldest countries in the world.
What is China?
This animal likes to show its affection by wagging.
What is a dog?
What are markers?
A verb used to describe having fun at the park, on the field, during recess, or even at home with games, or toys.
What is playing?
What is red?