Unscramble: iedvrr
π Driver
Find the animal: big, brown, lives in the forest
π Bear
Opposite of big? (Small)
π Small
Itβs smaller than a ship and people often use it for short trips on rivers or lakes.
π Boat
This place is completely surrounded by water. It can be big or small, but you need a boat or a plane to get there. What is it?
π Island
Give two jobs from the unit that use tools
π Mechanic, Hairdresser, Dentistβ¦
Itβs small and fast. Many people are afraid of it, but it isnβt dangerous. It has eight legs
π Spider
Opposite of quiet?
π Noisy
Itβs a train that doesnβt run on the streets. You take it under the city.
π Underground
This is the part of the land that touches the sea. Tourists love to walk there in summer. What is it?
π Coast
Unscramble: grhohpaheotr
π Photographer
Name three animals that live in a farm with no more than three letters in their name
π pig, cow, hen....
Opposite of wonderful?
π Horrible
This vehicle is bigger than a car and it carries goods, not people.
π Lorry
This is all around the Earth
π Air
This person has a very dangerous job. They wear special clothes and a helmet. They use very big hoses.
π Firefighter
This animal can recognize itself in a mirror, just like humans
π Dolphin
This film has a lot of action and battles. It is very ___ and ___.
π exciting, noisy, thrilling, bloody....
This two-wheeled vehicle has a motor powered by a battery and it can travel long distances
π Electric Bike
These areas are green, wet, and full of trees. Many exotic animals live here, but they are disappearing because of deforestation
π Rainforests
Who works in a hospital and helps sick people?
π Nurse
This animal lives in cold places. It has tusks and whiskers, and it can swim very well. What is it?
π Walrus
This film looks like it was made many years ago. The clothes, the music, and the style are not modern, they are very ______
π Old-fashioned
Itβs a modern form of transport with two wheels. Itβs quiet and runs on a battery, not petrol. It's usually used in cities
π Electric Scooter
Vesuvius is a ________
π Volcano