/oo/ as in ooze
Not tight fitting
loose
What you do to water if you want to cook noodles.
Boil
A playground toy that two friends sit on and go up and down.
An ingredient in cookies
flour
Cookies
Where you sleep?
bedroom
A king or queen
royal
A vegetable that is white and bulky.
cauliflower
How your parents feel about you when you do a good job.
proud
A place where you draw for art class.
sketchbook
Newspaper
To ruin or break something.
destroy
Babies learn to do this before they walk.
crawl
The shape of a circle
round
Someone who is new at something or still learning.
A rookie
Something that is not true that people say about you.
rumor
Something that is dangerous to drink.
poison
On Halloween, you might visit this kind of a house.
haunted
Someone who is scared, not brave.
coward
Something you use to catch fish.
Hook
A way to greet the President of the United States.
salute
A long journey on the sea
voyage
When a show is over the audience does this.
applaud
pout
Sometimes you get this for dessert at St. Annes. It comes in chocolate or vanilla.
Pudding