Things We Use or Make
This is a tool for digging that often has a long handle and a flat metal blade.
What is a spade?
This word means to destroy or completely tear something down.
What is demolish?
This word means something given for doing well, like a prize for winning a spelling contest.
What is an award?
"Nothing could draw Tan's ________ away from the mystery book he was reading".
What is attention?
This is any tool or container used for a special purpose, like a can opener or a spoon.
What is a utensil?
This word means to fall down suddenly or cave in, like a poorly built tent.
What is collapse?
This word can be a line showing the outside edge of an object, or a short plan giving main ideas for a report.
What is an outline?
"We walked beneath the stone ________ to enter the small garden".
What is an arch?
This is a curved piece of wood, stone, or metal over an open space that supports weight above it.
What is an arch?
This action means to give out something as a prize or a reward.
What is award?
As an adjective, this word means "more than is needed," like paying extra for heavy suitcases.
What is excess?
"The judges ________ our dog Morgan the first prize for obeying commands".
What is awarded (award)?
This is a work of art made by shaping wood, stone, or other material into a form, like a statue of a knight.
What is a sculpture?
This word can also mean to fold together so things are easy to store in a closet.
What is collapse?
As a noun, this word means an amount that is too much, like jelly oozing from a sandwich.
What is excess?
"Charlotte quickly licked the ________ from the edge of her jelly sandwich".
What is the excess?
Omar used this specific digging tool to help his mom plant seeds in the garden.
What is a spade
A powerful hurricane did this to a dozen houses close to the beach.
What is demolish (or demolished)?
Gary drew this part of Asia first before filling in all the different countries.
What is an outline?
"Esperanza put the can opener in a drawer with the other kitchen ________".
What are utensils (utensil)?