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You use this to travel on water, and it can be small like a canoe or large like a yacht.
What is a boat?
This loyal animal is often called "man's best friend" and is known for barking.
What is a dog?
Apiece of clothing worn on the upper body, typically with sleeves and a collar.
What is a shirt?
This oval-shaped food, often associated with chickens, is a common ingredient in breakfast dishes and baking.
What is an egg?
This colour is often associated with chocolate, coffee, and of tree bark.
What is brown?
These make up your skeleton and helps support your body.
What is bones?
This word describes something with a high temperature, like a cup of tea or coffee.
What is hot?
This creature has feathers, wings, and is known for its ability to fly, though not all species can.
What is a bird?
This food is made from flour, water, and usually yeast, and is baked in a variety of forms.
What is bread?
This farm animal is known for producing milk and making the sound "moo."
What is a cow?
This device is used for making calls, sending messages, and accessing the internet.
What is a phone?
When you can't find something, you say it is this.
What is lost?
A word used to describe an action.
What is a verb?
This small structure is typically used for storage in a backyard or garden.
What is a shed?
This fluffy, white or gray mass in the sky is made of tiny water droplets or ice crystals and can bring rain or snow.
What is a cloud?
This black bird is known for its intelligence and distinctive "caw" sound.
What is a crow?
This toy is thrown down on a string and then pulled back up, often performing tricks in the process.
What is a yo-yo?
Coming before all others in time or order.
What is first?
This wobbly dessert, often served in vibrant colours, is made by dissolving fruit juice in gelatin and chilling it until it sets.
What is jelly?
This structure provides shelter and is typically where people live, often consisting of rooms like bedrooms, a kitchen, and a living room.
What is a house?
Teacher who runs your literacy sessions.
Who is Jo?
This small card, often sent from vacations, features pictures on one side and a message on the other.
What is a postcard?
The number following 12 and preceding 14.
What is thirteen?
This word is often used to indicate doing something a second time or returning to a previous action.
What is again?
This term refers to the part of a scene or image that is farthest from the viewer or the information that provides context to a story or situation.
What is the background?