family
clothing
home
school
greetings & intro
100
The people you are related to.
Who is my family:
100
Worn on top - button down, polo, T...
What is a shirt
100
Smaller home, often no yard, many of these homes in the same building, usually paid for monthly
What is an apartment
100
Where the books are kept
What is the library
100
The response is often: "not much..."
What is "What's up?"
200
My mom's sister
Who is my aunt
200
Worn on the feet...
What are shoes
200
The space in the house where people sleep for the night...
What is the bedroom
200
A bag you can carry over your shoulders so you can carry a lot of things to and from school
What is a backpack
200
Someone you like, but are not related to.
What is a friend
300
A new child to the family, but not born to the family.
what is adopt
300
Take off suit...put on sweats.
What is to change clothes
300
The part of the home you can drive your car into to park.
What is the garage
300
The companion of a pencil, it is usually more permanent
What is a pen
300
A response to "What's new?" or "What's going on" - when everything is pretty much how it always is...
what is "same old...same old thing
400
Her daughter's son
What is grandson
400
Neckwear, often worn by men, made of silk
What is a tie
400
A very large, expensive, fancy home
What is a mansion
400
The class for learning about numbers
What is math
400
A typical teen response to "how are you..." because they often need more sleep.
What is tired
500
No longer living
what is passed away
500
footwear - often worn by women, makes them taller.
What are heels (high heel shoes)
500
Used to illuminate a dark room
What are lights
500
Typically the boss of the whole school.
What is the principal 
500
When I feel like you do about something - or - a response like: 'you and me both..."
What is same.
