I’m round and small and on your hand, A tiny loop, a golden band. Sometimes plain and sometimes bright, I sparkle in the morning light. What am I?

I’m round and shiny, made of gold, I was used in days of old. You’d trade me for a loaf of bread, Or save me in your purse instead. What am I?

I’m strong and heavy, dark and tough, They used me when the tools got rough. In swords and nails, I play a part — I’m cold and grey but very smart! What am I?

I sit on your head, shiny and round, I keep you safe when danger’s around. Knights and soldiers think I’m neat, Without me, battles aren't complete! What am I?

I’m made of tiles, big and small, I make a picture on a wall. Birds and shapes and scenes so fine — Each little piece is part of mine! What am I?

I’m like a door you carry around, To stop the arrows coming down. I guard your body in a fight, And help you feel safe day or night. What am I?

I’m made of stone and standing tall, I stop intruders with no fall. I stretch for miles, strong and wide — People built me side by side. What am I?

I wrap around your neck just right, I can be shiny, gold, or bright. I jingle-jangle when I swing — I’m a very special thing! What am I?

I’m soft and squishy in your hand, You can mold me like the sand. Make a pot or shape a face — I’m fun to use in any place! What am I?

I sparkle, shine, and look so cool, People wear me as a rule. Bracelets, brooches, earrings too — I’m shiny, pretty, and brand new! What am I?

I have a handle and a spout, I help you pour your drink right out. I hold your milk or water too — I’m useful every day for you! What am I?

I’m hard and rough and found outside, On hills and mountains I might hide. I don’t move fast, I stay in place — You’ll find me all around the place! What am I?