☐ bake: to cook using dry heat. “We will bake cookies.”

☐ ball: a round object often used in sports. “We played catch with a ball.”

☐ bear: a large fur-covered wild animal with big paws. “We saw a bear at the zoo.”

☐ blue: a color. “The sky is blue.”

☐ boat: a small vessel used for travel on water. “We traveled by boat across the lake.”

☐ cake: a sweet baked treat. “We baked a chocolate cake for dessert.”

☐ come: to move toward a place. “Please come here.”

☐ door: a movable structure used to open or close an entrance. “I opened the door to the classroom.”

☐ down: toward a lower place. “The elevator is going down to the first floor.”

☐ dust: fine, dry particles of dirt. “Please wipe the dust off the picnic table.”

☐ feet: the lower part of the body used for standing or walking. “My feet hurt after running.”

☐ find: to discover something. “I need to find my shoes.”

☐ fire: heat and light produced by burning. “We made a fire at the campsite.”

☐ fish: an animal with a tail and fins that lives in water. “We caught a fish.”

☐ flag: a piece of cloth that represents a country. “The flag is waving in the wind.”

☐ fork: a tool with sharp points used to eat. “Use a fork to eat your salad.”

☐ frog: a small animal that jumps and lives near water. “The frog is green.”

☐ from: used to indicate the origin of something. “This gift is from Grandma.”

☐ gate: a movable barrier. “Please close the gate.”

☐ gift: something given to someone, usually as a present. “I got a gift for my birthday.”

☐ good: something that is positive. “You did a good job.”

☐ hand: the body part at the end of your arm. “She raised her hand.”

☐ help: to assist someone. “Can you help me with this?”

☐ here: in this place. “I am standing here.”

☐ high: located at a great distance above the ground. “The kite flew high.”

☐ jump: to move upward off the ground. “The frog can jump fast.”

☐ lamp: a device that provides light. “Turn on the lamp so we can see the book.”

☐ like: to enjoy something. “I like ice cream.”

☐ look: to direct your eyes at something. “Look at the beautiful bird.”

☐ love: a deep feeling of affection. “I love my family.”

☐ make: to create something. “We will make a cake.”

☐ milk: a liquid produced by cows or other mammals. “I drink milk with breakfast.”

☐ nest: a structure built by birds to hold eggs. “The bird built a nest in the tree.”

☐ open: not closed or shut. “Please open the door.”

☐ pink: a color. “She has a pink dress.”

☐ play: to engage in a fun activity. “We will play outside.”

☐ rain: drops of water falling from the sky. “It’s going to rain today.”

☐ read: to look at and understand words. “I like to read books.”

☐ ride: to sit on and/or control something moving, like a bike. “I can ride my bike.”

☐ rock: a hard substance found in nature. “We skipped rocks on the lake.”

☐ shop: a place where goods are sold. “We went to the candy shop.”

☐ sing: to make music with your voice. “Let’s sing a song.”

☐ snow: frozen precipitation. “Snow is falling from the sky.”

☐ some: an unspecified amount or number. “I would like some water.”

☐ star: a small point of light in the sky at night. “I see a bright star.”

☐ stop: to bring something to an end. “Please stop running.”

☐ tent: a portable shelter used for camping. “We set up a tent at the campsite.”

☐ that: used to identify a specific person or thing. “That is my book.”

☐ them: referring to a group of people or things. “I saw them at the park.”

☐ they: referring to a group of people or things. “They are playing soccer.”

☐ time: a point or period when something occurs. “It’s time for dinner.”

☐ tree: a tall plant with a trunk and branches. “The tree is very tall.”

☐ walk: to move on foot. “We like to walk in the park.”

☐ warm: providing or feeling heat. “The blanket is warm.”

☐ were: past tense of “are”. “They were happy.”

☐ what: asking for information. “What is your name?”

☐ when: asking about time. “When are we leaving?”

☐ will: used to express future actions. “We will go to the park tomorrow.”

☐ with: accompanied by someone or something. “I went to the store with my friend.”

☐ your: belonging to someone. “Your hat is on the table.”