YUMMY IN MY TUMMY
A popular food made from wheat and water, usually served with sauce, cheese, or vegetables. It comes in many shapes like spaghetti or penne and is very common in Italian cuisine.
PASTA
The joint in the middle of your leg that helps you walk, run, and bend your leg.
KNEE
A popular science-fiction series about a group of teenagers who discover mysterious creatures and secret experiments in their small town.
STRANGER THINGS
A piece of furniture with several drawers used for storing clothes or other items.
CHEST OF DRAWERS
A very large ocean wave caused by an underwater earthquake or volcanic eruption.
TSUNAMI
A breakfast food usually made from grains like corn, oats, or wheat. People commonly eat it with milk in the morning.
CEREALS
The line of hair above your eye that helps protect your eyes from sweat and dust.
EYE BROW
A mystery fantasy series about a dark and intelligent teenage girl who attends a special school and investigates strange crimes using her unusual abilities.
WEDNESDAY
A space or room directly under the roof of a house, often used for storage.
ATTIC
A very strong, spinning column of air that moves over land and can destroy buildings and trees.
TORNADO
A dark red-purple vegetable that grows underground. It has a strong earthy taste and is often used in salads, soups, or juice.
BEETROOT
The back part of your foot, below the ankle, that touches the ground when you walk.
HEEL
A comedy-drama series about a very chaotic family trying to survive life and money problems in Chicago.
SHAMELESS
A piece of equipment with steps used for climbing up or down.
LADDER
A large fire that spreads quickly in forests, grasslands, or countryside, often caused by heat, lightning, or human activity.
WILDFIRE
A small sea animal with a shell and a long body. People often cook and eat it grilled, fried, or in seafood dishes.
SHRIMP
The joint in the middle of your arm that lets you bend it.
ELBOW
A comedy-drama series about an American woman who moves to Paris for work and experiences French culture and romance.
EMILY IN PARIS
A small room or cupboard where food, drinks, and kitchen supplies are stored.
PANTRY
A sudden shaking of the ground caused by movement of tectonic plates under the Earth’s surface.
EARTHQUAKE
A sweet syrup made from the sap of maple trees, especially popular in Canada. People often eat it with pancakes or waffles.
MAPLE SYRUP
The part of your body that connects your hand to your arm.
WRIST
A famous crime drama about a chemistry teacher who starts making illegal drugs after being diagnosed with cancer.
BREAKING BAD
A system or machine that cools the air inside a building or car.
AC
A situation when water covers land that is normally dry, usually after heavy rain or rivers overflowing.
FLOOD