The specific area or things that are right next to you or all around you.
backgrounds
locations
properties
surroundings
crops
The large machines that farmers use to dig up the soil and plant seeds in spring.
Wild weeds and grass that grow quickly in places where nobody takes care of them.
Plants that are grown in large amounts by farmers to be used for food, clothes, or trade.
The very top point on the Earth, located at the exact highest part of our globe.
compass
north pole
magnetic field
north star
steep
Extremely high up in the air, like the peak of a mountain hidden inside a cloud.
Rising or falling very sharply, like a hill or stairs that are very difficult to climb up.
Very rough and bumpy, like a dirt road full of big rocks and deep holes.
landlocked
A special type of farming soil that is packed too tightly for water to get through.
An area of land or a country that is completely surrounded by land and has no ocean coast.
A deep valley that is completely blocked off by massive walls of ice and snow.
A tall building divided into many different rooms where different families live.
housing estate
skyscraper
hotel suite
apartment block
Special buildings like temples, pagodas, or churches where people go to pray.
places of worship
shrines
monuments
community halls
An imaginary line drawn right around the middle of the Earth like a belt.
horizontal
boundary line
prime meridian
equator
A beautiful park full of plants and flowers where anyone is allowed to visit.
orchard
greenhouse
courtyard
public garden
Leaning over to one side instead of standing up completely straight.
slanted
crooked
tilted
diagonal
Low areas of flat land found down between mountains or hills, often with a river.
canyons
valleys
basins
ditches
To turn around and around in a circle on one fixed spot.
swirl
rotate
twist
spin
meadows
Wide, flat fields of green grass often filled with wild flowers where animals can graze.
Deep, wet swamps filled with thick mud, tall trees, and floating water plants.
Dense patches of bushes and prickly thorns that grow along the edges of a forest.
holidaymakers
People whose job it is to decorate towns and streets for major festivals.
Workers who build hotels, parks, and playgrounds for families to visit.
People who are traveling or visiting a place away from home for fun and relaxation.