Where should you go?
Where do you go to read?
Library
Where do you do to see animals?
Zoo
This person teaches students in a classroom.
Teacher
You push this around the store to hold your groceries while you shop.
Shopping Cart
Are books free?
Yes, as long as you give them back
Where do you go to learn?
School
Where do you go to buy food?
Supermarket
Students write on this during lessons, and it’s often found at the front of the classroom
Chalkboard/Whiteboard
You spread this on bread, and it's made from peanuts.
Peanut Butter
This section has books about real people, places, and facts.
Non-fiction
Where do you put in and take out money?
Bank
Where do you go to play?
Park
This break during the school day allows students to eat and relax.
Recess
This dairy product is often used on cereal or in baking.
Milk
This person helps you find books and keeps the library organized
Librarian
Where do you go to send mail?
Post Office
Where do you go to buy books?
Bookstore
You use this tool to erase mistakes made with a pencil.
Eraser
This person scans your groceries and helps you pay at the register
Cashier
This type of book has illustrations and is often short, made for young readers.
Picture Book
Where should you go if you are sick?
Hospital
Where do you go to look at artifacts?
Museum
Students write their answers on this during a test or quiz.
Paper
Produce Section
This section of the supermarket sells fresh fruits and vegetables
When a book is not available, you can do this to hold it for later.
Place it on hold or reserve the book