Farm Animals
Twenty animals you'd meet on a working farm.
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Twenty animals you'd meet on a working farm.
Creatures that swim, crawl, and drift beneath the waves.
Familiar and far-flung birds from backyards to shorelines.
Small creatures that buzz, crawl, and flutter.
Popular dog breeds, from tiny lap dogs to gentle giants.
Scaly, slimy, and cold-blooded animals from land and water.
Animals that live in the world's tropical rain forests.
Animals built to survive the ice and snow of the far north.
Furry, feathered, and finned companions people keep at home.
Big cats, their smaller wild cousins, and a few words about how they live.
Sweet and tangy fruits from orchards, vines, and tropical trees.
Vegetables you might grow in a garden or find at the market.
Ingredients, tools, and treats from a home baker's kitchen.
Morning foods and drinks to start the day.
Sweet treats served at the end of a meal.
Leaves, seeds, and bark that bring flavor to cooking.
Cheeses from around the world, mild to sharp.
Classic dishes and ingredients from Italian cooking.
Everything you'd pack, eat, and see on a picnic outdoors.
Drinks, tools, and terms from the coffee shop and the teapot.
Twenty trees from backyards, parks and forests.
Garden favorites and wildflowers in bloom.
Words for sunny days, storms and everything in between.
Tools and tasks for growing a garden.
Stones, crystals and gems found in the earth.
Gear and fun for a night in the great outdoors.
The shapes the land takes, from peaks to plains.
Fresh water features and some famous names.
Things to spot when you look up after dark.
Dry lands of the world and the life that thrives there.
Twenty of the fifty states, coast to coast.
Capital cities from every inhabited continent.
Nations from the Arctic Circle to the Mediterranean.
Nations from across the African continent.
Nations from the world's largest continent.
Protected wonders from Maine to Hawaii.
Islands large and small from oceans around the globe.
Ancient wonders and well-known sights around the world.
The five oceans and some of the world's best-known seas.
Countries, cities and wonders of South America.
Twenty words from the diamond and the dugout.
Words from the court, the hoop and the final buzzer.
Words from the pitch, the goal box and the referee's whistle.
Words from the gridiron, from kickoff to the final whistle.
Words from the tee box, the fairway and the putting green.
Words from the baseline to the net and back again.
Twenty events from the summer games, on land and in the water.
Old games, their pieces and their winning moves.
Words from the tackle box, the riverbank and the boat.
Words from the ski slope, the ice rink and the sled run.
Twenty tools found in the drawers and cupboards of a kitchen.
Rooms, furniture and fixtures from the attic to the basement.
Twenty tools from the workbench and the pegboard wall.
Words from the sewing basket and the quilting table.
Twenty things to wear, from head to toe.
Twenty colors, from everyday names to rarer shades.
Flat shapes and solid figures from the geometry classroom.
Ways to get around by land, sea and air.
Twenty jobs people do in towns and cities every day.
Tools and sights from the garage, the lawn and the garden.
Planets, moons and other objects that circle our sun.
Organs, bones and other parts that keep the body working.
Equipment and ideas you meet in a chemistry classroom.
Famous dinosaurs and the words scientists use to study them.
Inventions that changed how people live, work and travel.
Terms from arithmetic, geometry and algebra.
Parts of a computer and the words we use when working on one.
Elements from the periodic table, from hydrogen to uranium.
Spacecraft, crews and missions that travel beyond Earth.
Words about forces, energy, motion and the particles in atoms.
Decorations, treats and traditions of the Christmas season.
Costumes, candy and spooky sights from October 31.
The foods, history and traditions of Thanksgiving Day.
Egg hunts, spring flowers and other Easter traditions.
Cards, flowers and sweet words for February 14.
Fireworks, flags and the history behind Independence Day.
Countdowns, confetti and resolutions as the year ends.
Flowers, rain showers and new life as the weather warms.
Beach days, cold treats and long evenings outdoors.
Falling leaves, harvest time and cool fall days.
Twenty instruments from the orchestra pit to the front porch.
Styles of music from the dance hall to the concert stage.
Tools, materials and subjects found in an artist's studio.
Dance styles and steps from the ballroom to the barn.
Words from the stage, the wings and the seats out front.
Great composers of the Baroque, Classical and Romantic eras.
Forms and devices poets use to shape their lines.
Camera parts and picture-taking terms, from the lens to the darkroom.
Handmade hobbies and the supplies that go with them.
Words about making, publishing and reading books.
Pharaohs, pyramids and daily life along the Nile.
Emperors, legions and landmarks of the Roman world.
Gods, heroes and creatures from the myths of ancient Greece.
Castles, knights and village life in the Middle Ages.
Ships, crews and treasure from the age of sail.
Cowboys, cattle drives and boomtowns on the American frontier.
People, places and ideas from the fight for American independence.
Norse gods, longships and voyages from Scandinavia.
Explorers who sailed, marched and mapped their way across the globe.
Twenty US presidents who served before 1900.
Twenty names, places and spells from the wizarding world.