Family & People
The woman who raised you; your female parent.
Who is a mother (or mom)?
Something you write in using a pen or pencil.
What is a notebook?
The color of the sky on a sunny day or the ocean.
What is blue?
The place where you live with your family, sleep, and eat.
What is a home (or house)?
To take food into your mouth, chew it, and swallow it.
What is to eat?
A boy or man who has the same parents as you
Who is a brother?
The object in the classroom where the teacher writes notes or draws pictures.
What is a board (or blackboard / whiteboard)?
The color of grass, tree leaves, and limes.
What is green?
A place where people go to buy food, clothes, or other things.
What is a shop (or store / supermarket)?
To rest your body and mind at night in a bed.
What is to sleep?
The father of your mother or father.
Who is a grandfather (or grandpa)?
A small object you use to remove pencil marks when you make a mistake.
What is an eraser (or rubber)?
A shape that has three straight sides and three corners.
What is a triangle?
An outdoor area with grass, trees, and play equipment like swings and slides.
What is a park?
To look at words in a book, message, or computer screen to understand them.
What is to read?
A person you like, spend time with, and enjoy talking to.
Who is a friend?
A container or bag used for carrying your books, pens, and school supplies.
What is a school bag (or backpack)?
The color you get when you mix red and white together.
What is pink?
A place where doctors and nurses take care of sick or injured people.
What is a hospital?
To move fast on your feet, faster than walking.
What is to run?
The child of your aunt or uncle.
Who is a cousin?
A tool with two blades used for cutting paper.
What are scissors?
A round shape with no corners, like a coin or a ball.
What is a circle?
A quiet building where you can read or borrow books for free.
What is a library?
o use a pen or pencil to make letters, words, or numbers on paper.
What is to write?