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  • A kitchen appliance that keeps your food cold. It has doors.
    refrigerator
  • A tool people use to clean their teeth. It has a handle and bristles. People put toothpaste on it.
    toothbrush
  • A large colorful sock used as a decoration at Christmas time. Some people hang them by the fireplace. Santa may put some treasures in there.
    stocking
  • Small cubes that are used in games. They have dots on each side. People roll them to see what number they get.
    dice
  • A cube or rectangular prism that is usually made of cardboard and is used for storing, packing, sending, or hauling things.
    box
  • An animal that lives in the woods, is black with a white stripe, has a fluffy tail, and sprays a bad smell.
    skunk
  • A kind of clothing people wear over their pajamas. It often has a tie to keep it shut.
    bathrobe
  • An imaginary creature that can fly and breathe fire.
    dragon
  • A long metal or wooden stick that is used in baseball to hit the ball.
    bat
  • A kind of writing tool that is made of wood and has an eraser at one end. You can sharpen it.
    pencil
  • A kind of precipitation. It is liquid and comes from clouds.
    rain
  • A round tool used in the kitchen to flatten dough.
    rolling pin
  • A piece of safety equipment that is worn on the head when skating or biking.
    helmet
  • A round part of a car that drivers hold on to to steer the vehicle.
    steering wheel
  • A vegetable with brown or red skin, that is white inside. It grows under the ground. It can be used to make french fries.
    potato
  • A strap that is buckled in a car to protect people.
    seatbelt
  • A small piece of metal shaped into a specific design that is used to lock and unlock doors or start a vehicle's engine.
    key
  • A jungle animal that is in the cat family, and is usually orange with black stripes.
    tiger
  • A small creature that wears red, hides in places in people's houses, and reports back to Santa.
    Elf on a Shelf
  • A tool with a handle and a metal end that you use to pound nails into wood or walls.
    hammer
  • A soft fluffy cloth covered item, that is usually rectangular, that can be on a bed. People rest their head on one at night.
    pillow
  • A vehicle that can fly and hover. It has a propeller.
    helicopter
  • A percussion instrument that is hollow and round, that people hit with sticks or their hands.
    drum
  • A kind of bag that holds school supplies. It has straps and zippers. Kids carry it to school
    backpack
  • This is something in the sky that is white or gray. Rain comes from it.
    cloud
  • A part of an animal that can be long or short. Some animals wag them and some animals swing from trees with them.
    tail
  • A long strip of cement, usually alongside a road, that people can walk on.
    sidewalk
  • A piece of playground equipment that has a ladder and a diagonal slippery platform.
    slide
  • A public building full of books that people can check out and borrow.
    library
  • A kind of transportation with two wheels, pedals, and a seat.
    bike
  • A kind of fruit that is orange and round. It has seeds inside. You can carve a face into it for Halloween.
    pumpkin
  • A person whose job is to deliver packages, ads, bills, and letters.
    mail carrier
  • Paper folded in a special way so as to have a flap that can close. It holds mail.
    envelope
  • A container with a lid that might be buried. A pirate might dig one up. It might be full of jewels and gold.
    treasure chest
  • A type of clothing that is worn over one's clothes, has sleeves, sometimes has a zipper or buttons, and keeps people warm.
    coat
  • A piece of furniture that can be made of wood or glass or metal, and can be round or rectangular. It is used to set things on, such as food and dishes. There are usually chairs around it.
    table