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A small furry mammal with long ears that hops and often lives in gardens or fields.
Rabbit.
A bright point of light seen in the night sky that is a giant ball of hot gas.
Star.
A word used to tell someone you feel grateful for something they did.
Thank you.
A very dark color; the opposite of white.
Black.
An adjective to describe a sugary taste like candy or a Valentine’s treat
Sweet.
A curved band of colors that appears in the sky when sunlight shines through rain.
Rainbow.
A musical instrument with strings you strum or pluck to make music.
Guitar
The short, thick digit on the side of your hand that helps you grasp things.
Thumb.
A large object in space that orbits a star, like Earth.
Planet.
Soft, white frozen flakes that fall from the sky in winter.
Snow.
A fragrant flowering plant with thorny stems often given as a gift on Valentine’s Day.
Rose.
A vehicle with wheels used to drive people from place to place.
Car.
Something or someone different from the one already mentioned.
Other.
The part of a plant that often has petals and makes seeds.
Flower.
A sea animal with five or more arms that lives on the ocean floor.
Starfish.
A large, flowing body of fresh water that moves across land toward an ocean or lake.
River.
A glass or plastic container with a wide mouth used to store food or objects.
Jar
To take air into and out of your lungs.
Breathe.
A warm cover used in bed or to snuggle with
A small utensil used to scoop or stir food.
Spoon.
A vehicle or toy that moves quickly upward into the sky, often used for space travel.
Rocket.
A long, straight piece of metal. (Hint: At recess you play on the monkey ________.)
Bar.
A word used to point to something close by or just mentioned.
This.
A particular position or area where someone or something is located.
Place.
A stretchy, gooey substance kids often play with.
(Hint: It can also be used as a word to describe what the trail of a snail is made of.)
Slime.