T at the beginning
D at the beginning
T at the end
D at the end
T or D in the middle
100

You have five of these on each foot.

Toes.

100

An animal that lots of people have as a pet.

Dog.

100

Something you wear on your head.

Hat.
100

The place where you sleep at night.

Bed.

100

The game we played using X's and O's.

Tic-Tac-Toe.

200

A piece of furniture that you sit at to eat a meal.

Table.

200

The opposite of night.

Day.

200

The opposite of day.

Night.

200

A kind of food that you can put in the toaster to make toast.

Bread.

200

Vegetable used to make French fries.

Potato.

300

A kind of fruit that is used to make ketchup.

Tomato.

300

A part of your house that opens and closes, and allows you to go from one room to another.

Door.

300

An animal that flies around at night.

Bat.

300

A kind of food that usually has lettuce and other vegetables chopped up.

Salad.

300

Something you can stick on a cut to keep it clean.

Bandaid.

400

A big cat that is usually orange with black stripes.

Tiger.

400

Big creatures that used to roam the earth many years ago.

Dinosaurs.

400

An animal that is furry, has long ears, and hops around.

Rabbit.

400

What you can do with a book.

Read.

400

Who you go see when you're not feeling well.

Doctor.

500

A slow, green animal that usually has a shell.

Turtle.

500

A meal that you might eat as a treat after dinner, and is usually sweet.

Dessert.

500
An orange snack that rabbits like to eat.

Carrot.

500

The place where you drive your car.

Road.

500

Creepy crawly insect with 8 legs.

Spider.