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This animal lives in Australia.
Kangaroo
One of the five digits on your hand.
Thumb
What do you call an adult lamb?
Sheep
You can climb this.
Rope
Students like to catch up on this over the weekend after a long week of school.
This is a sour fruit.
Lemon or lime
You can park your car here.
Garage
You use this to tell time.
Clock
You use this instrument to measure temperature.
Thermometer.
This dairy product is made from milk.
Cheese
You can use this to clean up the yard when the leaves fall.
Rake.
Limes, leaves, grass, spinach are all examples of _________.
Green
A popular candy on a stick.
Lollipop
An animal that lives in the zoo or in Africa. It has a long neck and spots.
Giraffe
If you put a quarter in a machine you might get one of these.
Gumball
Subject in school involving numbers.
Mathematics
You may see this animal at the zoo. Humans are related to this animal.
Chimpanzee
A place where horses, cattle and cowboys live.
Ranch
Another word for fall.
Slip
Another name for basement.
Cellar
Small children who run around quickly have a lot of ___________.
Energy
You can get muffins from a _______.
Bakery
Your parent's father.
Grandfather
The upper part of your arm.
Shoulder
These are grapes placed in the sun. They are packaged in a small box.
Raisins
Applause
Clap
This a mode of transportation with three wheels.
Slow running
Jog or jogging
Ghost
You are in _______ grade.
Eighth
People often donate to these.
Charities.
Once you're in 7th grade you don't have this anymore.
Recess
This appears on the grass when it's cold outside.
Frost
A baby sheep is called ________.
Lamb
This person performs tricks on stage including making objects disappear.
Magician or magic