Giraffes are tall.
Name 3 things that are tall
answers will vary.
Skyscapers, Curise Ships, Mountains, Pyrimads, Empire State Building, Sears Tower, CN Tower (Canada), Roller Coasters, Elephants, Windmills, etc.
Large
colossal, enormous, gigantic, immense, mammoth, vast, big, giant, huge, massive
Cycle
example of use: bicycle, tricycle, motorcycle
ring, circle
Light
Not heavy
Something that makes it possible to see
pale in color
What am I....
short legs, have a beak no teeth
lives in a shell
A turtle

The moon is in the Sky
Name 3 more things in the sky
Answers will vary
Sun, planets, stars, airplanes, helicopters, birds, eetc.
Small
Little, tiny, miniature, morsel, teeny, mini, compact, microscopic, etc.
Phon
examples of use: Telephone, saxaphone
Sound
plant
to sow seeds
a factory
green living thing with roots amd leaves
What's:
tall, found in cities,
people can live and/or work in here.
has many floors, elevators
Skyscraper/Tall Building

Zebras have stripes
Name 3 things with Stripes
Tigers, Fish, Shirts, Skunks, Bumble Bees, Coral Snakes, Chipmunks, Flags, Barcodes, Candy Canes, etc.
Loud
Noisy, Blaring, Booming, Deafening, Roaring, thunderous, etc.
ped
example of use: pedestrian
Foot
shed
a small storage building outside
to loss hair
What is:
black and white stripes, tufted tail, short mane
looks like a horse
live Africa or a Zoo.
Zebra

Penguins are Black and White
Name 3 things that are Black and White.
Zebras, Skunks, Keyboards (Piano Keys), Dalmations, Checker Boards, Killer Whale (Orca), Newspapers, Pandas, Puffins, Soccer Balls, Oreos, Barcodes, etc.
Quiet
Silent, Hushed, mute, low, voiceless, calm, peaceful, etc
aqua
example of use:
aquarium, aquatic
water
Cry
to call loudly: shout
to shed tears often noisly (weep, sob)
call of a bird
What am I: striaght or curved, metal or plastic, have go up before you go down
A Slide

Elephants are Large
Name 3 things that are Large
Deserts, Blue Whale, Bridges, Football Stadiums, Sequia Trees, Mammoth, Navy Battleships, etc.
Crooked
bent, curved, twisted, misshaped, etc.
equi
example of use: equal, equation.
even
Story
a level in a building/house
tale made up to entertain
What am I:
made with 3 cold snowy balls, twigs for arms
stones for face ad carrot nose
Snowman

Ants are small
Name 3 things that are small
Pen, Pencil, cup, Utensils (fork, spoon, kife), Key, Coins, Bats, Hummingbirds, Bees, Mouse, Hamster, Gerbil, Ladybugs, etc.
Run
Jog, sprint, trot, lope, gallop, scurry, scamper,
graph
examples of use: autograph, paragraph, graphic
to write
watch
something that keeps time
to look after
What:
flies, has many colored feathers
can talk "polly want a cracker"
Can be a pet
A parrot

Earrings are Jewelry. Name 3 more types of Jewelry.
rings, necklace, bracelet, piercings, watches
Tasty
delicious, good
spect
examples of use: inspect, spectacle
to look at
pitcher
the player that throws the ball in baseball
a container that liquids are poured from
What am I:
Soft and furry, long eats and puffy tail. eat carrots
Rabbit

T-shirts are clothing
Name 3 more types of clothing
Jeans. sweatpants, leggings, tank tops, dresses, skirts, shorts, swimsuits, coats, sweaters, pajamas, etc.
cold
chilly, frigid, , cool icy, freezing, frosty, crisp, wintery, etc.
aud
example of use: audience, audio
hearing
train
to teach a particular skill
a group of railway cars that move on a track
a long piece of fabric that is attached to a gown
What am I:
Have fins and gills, Sharp pointy teeth, gray swims in the ocean
Shark

Trains are transportation (vehicles, things that move people)
cars, vans, pickup trucks, bus, airplane, jets, taxi, monorails, subways, helicopter, cruise ships, boats, rowboats, sailboats, water taxi, etc.
shout
yell, scream, cry, call, howl, cheer, squeal
frag/fract
examples of use: fracture, fragile, fraction
to break
Float
a decorative vehicle in a parade
a drink made with ice cream and soda
an anchored raft used by swimmers
rest or move on surface of water
move slowly in air
Black ad white furry mammal, from China, eats Bamboo
Giant Panda Bear
