You see these at the Y, or the high school. They are all along the wall. You can put your clothes or coat or books in them. They sometimes have a lock.
locker
This flies on a pole or hangs on a wall. Ours has stars and stripes. We look at it and say the pledge.
flag
This is a place in your school. You spend most of the day here. Your teacher's desk is probably in there.
classroom
These are probably in your closet, or your dresser, but hopefully not on the floor. You should wash them and fold them. They include pants and socks and shirts and sweaters.
clothes
These can be in a house, or a school too. They usually have a door. They make good hiding places. They store your clothes and other things too.
closets
Gymnasts use these. They are narrow. Gymnasts do flips and backbends on them. It's a narrow beam.
balance beam
This is a kind of jewelry. People wear it on their wrists.
bracelet
This is way to fasten things. You can do it to your belt, and you should definitely do it to your seat belt.
buckle
This is a season. It's another word for Autumn.
Fall
This is your favorite part of the school. It's where you go for recess.
playground
You hear this at Christmas when Santa and his reindeer are around. The sound is made from bells. It's a well-known song.
jingle
This is a fruit. It can be very big. It's got a hard green outside and a juicy red or pink inside, with some seeds.
watermelon
This is a toy. You need a lot of them. You can build with them, but they aren't legos.
blocks
This is a toy. It's made of plastic. You can build with them. They fit together. They come in many sizes and shapes.
Lego
This tells you the size. It's the size of a baby, or a lego, or a raisin. It's the opposite of big.
little
This comes in a jar. It can be dill or sweet. It's made from cucumbers. Some people put them on a hamburger.
pickles
