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  • To have information in you head.
    Know
  • The subject about countries and maps.
    Geography
  • A child who is a student at school.
    Pupil
  • The result teachers give for your work.
    Mark
  • A part of the school year.
    Term
  • The thing teachers write on in class.
    Whiteboard / blackboard / Board
  • A place with many books to read or study.
    Library
  • A student who learns quickly.
    Clever
  • The subject about energy and movement.
    Physics
  • A person who studies at school or university.
    Student
  • A book that explains the meaning of words.
    Dictionary
  • Facts or details you learn.
    Information
  • A big test at school.
    Exam
  • A subject that includes biology and physics.
    Science
  • A place to study after school.
    College
  • The subject about numbers.
    Maths/Mathematics
  • The subject about chemicals and reactions.
    Chemistry
  • A person who trains people in sports.
    Coach
  • To give information to students.
    Teach
  • A student who is in the same class as you.
    Classmate
  • A subject you speak and learn at school.
    Language
  • A student at a high level.
    Advanced.
  • A student at a basic level.
    Beginner
  • To get new knowledge or skills.
    Learn
  • Furniture where you keep books.
    Bookshelf
  • One class period with a teacher.
    Lesson
  • To repeat to get better at something.
    Practise (verb)
  • School work you do over many days.
    Project
  • The room where lessons happen.
    Classroom
  • The person who helps students learn.
    Teacher
  • The subject about plants and animals.
    Biology
  • A series of lessons on one topic.
    Course
  • To look at words in a book.
    Read
  • The place where children study.
    School
  • What you study in a lesson.
    Subject
  • Work students do at home.
    Homework
  • Doing an activity to improve (noun)
    Practice
  • You use this to clean pencil marks.
    Rubber / eraser
  • You use this to draw straight lines.
    Ruler
  • The subject about the past.
    History
  • The furniture students sit at.
    Desk
  • Rules that tell you what to do.
    Instructions
  • To keep information in your mind.
    Remember
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