How hot or cold something is. It is measured in degrees.
temperature
A person or creature that is enormous, much bigger than typical.
giant
Several people, standing single file, waiting or walking together, one after the other.
line
To work out, to engage in physical activity to get into shape.
exercise
A likeness of someone or something, made out of cement or stone or clay, for example.
statue
To be totally set to go or to start something.
ready
To do the same thing as someone else, right after the other person does it.
copy, imitate
A punctuation mark that shows excitement.
exclamation point
To go up. To go up a wall or a ladder or a tree.
climb
To take off or remove the outer layer of a fruit.
peel
To help someone learn something.
teach
A mythological creature that is shaped like a horse and has one horn.
unicorn
The opposite of noisy.
quiet, silent
To speak very quietly or secretly.
whisper
A small piece of paper people could buy, that would allow them to get into an event, such as a movie or a concert.
ticket
A place people go to order food that is cooked for them. They pay for the food. Sometimes people sit down inside and eat at a table, or sometimes people take the food out and eat it at home.
restaurant
To create and heat up food.
cook
A word for objects that people play music on. It includes piano, cello, saxophone, guitar, flute, drum.
instruments
A feeling of wanting to go to sleep, having little energy.
tired
To open a gift or package covered in paper.
unwrap
Something that is not safe.
dangerous
Something someone did wrong, an error, something people would erase.
mistake
Something very urgent - a fire, an accident, an injury - you would call 911 for this.
emergency
To put something in a secret place so no one will see or find it.
hide
To change directions or go around a corner.
turn
To be unhealthy, to have a cold or an illness or a disease.
sick
To lie on top of the water, the opposite of sink
float
What it is like outside, including windy, hot, sunny, cloudy, stormy, etc.
weather