Vocabulary
A synonym for “happy.”
“glad” or “joyful”
“He ___ playing soccer.” (is/are)
IS
“How are you?” → Best short answer?
“I’m fine, thank you.”
Spell the word: “cat.”
C-A-T
The holiday with fireworks on July 4th in the USA.
What is Independence Day?
The opposite of “cold.”
HOT
“I ___ to school yesterday.” (go/went)
WENT
“What’s your name?” → Answer with any name.
“My name is ___.”
Spell the word: “school.”
S-C-H-O-O-L
In winter, kids like to build a snow ____.
What is a snowman?
A fruit that is yellow and monkeys like.
Banana
“They ___ pizza every Friday.” (eat/eats)
EAT
“Where are you from?” → Answer with a country.
“I am from ___.”
Spell the opposite of “up.”
D-O-W-N
In Mexico, people celebrate “Día de los ___.”
What is “Muertos” (the Dead)?
The place where you borrow books.
library
“We ___ seen that movie already.” (has/have)
HAVE
“Can you help me, please?” → Polite answer?
“Yes, of course.”
Spell the color of the sky.
B-L-U-E
In the U.S., people eat turkey on this holiday in November.
Thanksgiving
A word that means “big” and starts with G.
Giant
Make this sentence negative: “She likes apples.”
“She does not like apples.”
“What time is it?” → Answer with any time.
“It’s 3 o’clock.” (or any correct time)
Spell the word that means “mother and father.”
P-A-R-E-N-T-S
A big city in the U.S. with the Statue of Liberty.
New York City