No cap Station

I’m a period of time when you don’t have to go to work or school. People often travel, rest, or spend time with family during me.

You use me to talk to someone far away. I can use the internet or signal.

I’m a tall, green plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves. I give shade and fresh air in the park.

I’m the place where students sit and learn. There’s a whiteboard, desks, and a teacher inside.

I’m the official book with your photo and personal information that lets you travel to other countries. You must show me at the airport.

I’m a piece of paper or an electronic document that allows you to enter a plane, train, or bus. Without me, you can’t travel!

I’m used for writing. I have ink inside me.

I’m sharp and made of metal. You use me to cut vegetables, meat, or fruit. Be careful—I can be dangerous!

I’m the place you go to catch a flight. You check in, go through security, and wait at your gate.

I’m a clear liquid. You drink me every day to stay healthy.

I’m a person who studies at a school. I listen, learn, ask questions, and take tests.

I’m a large body of water in a park where people can feed ducks, fish, or sometimes row boats.

People write on me. I’m usually white and rectangular. I can be in a notebook, a printer, or on a clipboard.

I’m a task or set of questions used to check how much students understand. I happen at the end of a unit or term.

You use me when you make a mistake with a pencil. I help remove the marks.

I keep your food cold or frozen. You open my door to take out milk, fruits, or leftovers.

You wear me in the car to stay safe while driving.

I’m the room where you cook meals. You’ll find a stove, fridge, and sink inside me.

I’m something students do at home to practice what they learned in school. Some students love me, others don’t!

I’m the person who gives advice, shares knowledge, and helps students learn in a classroom.