Something that helps everyone see days and months so nobody forgets a date.
a calendar
Something that flies at night but isn’t a bird; it sleeps somewhere dark and upside down.
a bat
Something somebody bakes for birthdays and everyone wants a slice.
cake
Someone who helps everyone learn and answers anyone’s questions in class.
a teacher
Something that carries everyone through the sky to somewhere far away.
a plane
Something everyone uses morning and night so nobody gets smelly breath.
toothbrush
Something someone uses to cut paper but nobody should run with it!
scissors
Somewhere anyone can go to watch films and eat popcorn.
a cinema
Something someone wears on their face when the sun is bright so they can see everything better.
sunglasses
Something everyone can see at night — it shines brighter than anything else in the sky.
the moon
Something small and sweet with seeds everywhere on the outside.
a strawberry
Somewhere quiet where anyone can borrow books and nobody should shout.
a library
Someone who paints or draws and can make something from almost anything.
an artist
Something in the sky that gives light and warmth to everyone.
the sun
Someone who brings food to your table and asks if anyone needs anything else.
a waiter/waitress
Something everybody writes in when they want to remember special days or secrets.
a diary
Somewhere everyone goes to buy food; you can find almost everything on the shelves.
a supermarket
Something tiny that squeaks and runs everywhere if someone leaves crumbs.
a mouse
Someone who keeps you safe and helps anyone in trouble.
a policeman
Something someone wraps around their neck when it’s cold.
a scarf