Adjectives
School equipment
Family member
School subject
Clothes
100

It is almost the same as something else.

Similar to

100

You use this to make your pencil sharp again.

pencil sharpener

100

A boy who is the son of your son or daughter is called this.

Grandson

100

The school subject where you learn about countries, cities, rivers, and mountains is called this.

Geography

100

Clothes that you wear when you sleep are called this.

pyjamas

200

A person who says “please” and “thank you” is called this.

polite

200

You use this to remove mistakes when you write with a pencil.

Eraser.  Rubber.

200

A boy who is the son of your brother or sister is called this.

Nephew

200

The school subject where you learn about numbers, adding, and multiplying is called this.

Mathematics

200

You wear this around your waist to hold your trousers up.

Belt

300

A room or desk that is clean and everything is in the right place is called this.

Tidy

300

Teachers use this to write on a blackboard and it is white.

Chalk

300

Your mother’s or father’s sister is called this.

Aunt

300

The school subject where you learn about plants, animals, and humans is called this.

Biology

300

Girls often wear this piece of clothing that hangs from the waist.

Skirt

400

Something that is not wide but thin is called this.

Narrow

400

You use this to stick paper or craft things together.

Glue stick

400

The father of your grandfather or grandmother is called this.

great-grandfather

400

The school subject where you run, jump, and play sports is called this.

PE (Physical Education)

400

You wear these shoes when you play sports or run.

Trainers

500

Something with water on it or after rain is called this.

Wet

500

You write short reminders on these small pieces of paper that can stick to your desk or wall.

Sticky notes

500

The woman who is married to your father but is not your real mother is called this.

Step-mother

500

The school subject where you learn about kings, queens, wars, and old times is called this.

History

500

You wear this around your neck to keep warm in winter.

scarf