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Adjective

afraidI used to be afraid of the dark. anotherDo you want to play another game? bigHe ate a big piece of pie. careful“Be careful crossing the street.” cleanI finally got my hands clean. coldIt is very cold in the winter. crookedThe picture on the wall is crooked. darkThe stars are shining in the dark sky. dirtyI got my hands dirty in the garden. emptyThe empty box will be filled with toys.



fastThe fast runner won the race. fullThe basket is full of eggs. gentle“Be gentle when you pet Hoppy.” goneThe cage is open and the mouse is gone. hardThe piece of wood is hard. heavyThis rock is very heavy. hungryI’m always hungry after swimming lessons. littleHere’s a big bike and a little bike. long“The long rope is the most fun.” loudThe tuba makes a loud noise.



messy“Please clean this messy room.” noisyThose dogs are too noisy. oldThe old clogs have holes in them. otherNow put on your other shoe. prettyThe garden is so pretty. quickHoppy is a very quick rabbit. quietWe need to be quiet in the library. sadI feel sad. sameThey both picked the same color. scared“I’m scared of your lizard.”



sharpBe careful! The blade is sharp. sleepyThe sleepy baby wants a bottle. slowThe clock on the table is slow. smallThis coat is too small for me. softMy pillow is big and soft. stickyMy fingers are sticky. thirstyBingo looks very thirsty. thisThis paper deserves an A+. thoseThose bunnies have long ears. tiredTy and Serena felt tired after the race.



warmIt’s warm outside. which“Which piece of candy do you want?”



Adverb

again“Again, again” he said. here“My missing shoe is under here.” veryOur dog is very old. whereWhere did that ball go?



Animals

alligatorThe alligator is going in for a swim. animalsDogs, cats, and rabbits are animals found around the house. antsThe ants go marching two by two, hurrah, hurrah. bearThe bear is dozing in her cave. beeThe bee says, “buzz, buzz.” birdA blue bird is sitting on the fence. butterflyA black and orange butterfly landed on my shoe. camelThe camel is a desert animal. catMy cat likes to lie in the sun. caterpillarWatch the caterpillar inch along the twig.



chickensTime to feed the chickens. cowThis is a Jersey cow. deerTwo deer are eating grass in the meadow. dinosaurThis dinosaur is eating ferns and leaves. dogsHayley is taking her dogs for a walk. dolphinThis is a playful dolphin. donkeyMy donkey has a gray coat and a black mane. elephantThe elephant is a plant-eater. frogsBingo likes to chase frogs. giraffeCan you count the spots on this giraffe?



goatMy goat eats everything! gooseDusty has a pet goose. guinea pigsMay has two guinea pigs. hippoThe huge hippo likes to stay cool. horseThis horse has a saddle on his back. lambThe lamb scampers around the barnyard. lionThe lion gave a loud “roar”. monkeyThere’s a baby monkey. mouseA mouse lives in our house. octopusAn octopus has eight arms.



oink“Oink, oink” said the piglet. owlAn owl hunts at night. penguinsThese penguins live on the ice. pigOur pig had five piglets. quackThe little duck says, “Quack, quack.” rabbitHoppy loves his rabbit garden. roosterSome people wake up to a crowing rooster. snakeDiego has a pet snake. spiderA spider can be helpful. squirrelA squirrel came to our picnic.



starfishThe starfish is stuck to the rock. tigerThe tiger is climbing a tree in the jungle. turkeySerena saw a wild turkey on the playground. zebraYou might see a zebra in Africa. zooThe sign points the way to the zoo.



Color

blackBlackie is a pretty black cat. blueBlue is my favorite color. brownMarcie walks her small brown dog every day. greenGreen is my favorite color. orangeThis orange is sweet and juicy. purpleThis birthday cake has five purple candles on it. redBingo has a red chew toy. yellowShe put some yellow daisies in her garden.



Food

appleI like to eat the skin on my apple. applesauceApplesauce is delicious on pancakes. bananaHayley is eating a banana. breadMarcie likes to bake bread. breakfastDiego likes waffles for breakfast. carrotsHoppy loves to eat carrots and carrot tops. cerealSandy likes to eat a bowl of cereal in the morning. cheeseThese three mice love to eat cheese. chocolateWould you like a piece of chocolate cake? cornThe corn is next to the carrots.



cracker“This cracker is too salty.” dinnerMy family eats dinner late on Sunday. french fries“May I please have one of your french fries?” fruitWhat is your favorite fruit? grapes“May I pick some grapes?” hamburgerThis hamburger smells good. ice creamWe had ice cream at the party. jellyMy favorite is grape jelly. juiceGeorge drank a glass of juice. lollipopShe wants either gum or a lollipop.



lunchIt’s time for lunch and everyone is hungry. milkMilk can come from cows or goats. noodlesSandy likes noodles with no sauce. nutsGrandma put nuts in the cookies. peanut butterWe’re out of peanut butter. peanutsThey like to eat peanuts. pickle“Please give me a big pickle.” pizzaHayley likes pineapple on her pizza. popcornWe like to eat popcorn and watch movies. popsicleThere’s only one popsicle left.



pretzel“May I have a pretzel with cheese, please?” raisinPut on a raisin for the nose. sandwichSometimes I eat a sandwich for lunch. snackDiego likes a snack after school. sodaI would like a soda with my salad. soupDad made vegetable soup for dinner. spaghettiI eat spaghetti with a fork and spoon. strawberriesDusty is eating the ripe strawberries. toastShe is having toast and jam for breakfast. watermelonThis watermelon is red and juicy.



yogurtGeorge likes frozen yogurt on a hot day.



Preposition

aboveMay’s forehead is above her eyebrows. afterDusty got a cast after he broke his leg. aroundGeorge walked around the lamp post. beforeHoppy ate his food before he hopped to the door. belowThe airplane is below the cloud. besideGeorge stands beside the oak tree. forI have a present for you. next toThe brushes are next to the paint. offHe jumps off the diving board. overOur ball went over the fence.



underThe baby giraffe is under its mother. with“Please come with me.”



Pronoun

herHer hat is purple. hersIt’s not my hat, it’s hers. hisHis dog walks beside him. myselfI made the cake myself! our“Our playground has a slide.” sheShe is my best friend. somethingSomething is wrong with my bike. theirTheir coats are different colors. themSandy wants to play with them. theseThese books belong on that shelf.



theyThey played all day in the leaves. usDad brought the roller blades to us. yourYour skateboard looks new.



Quantity

a lotThis baby has a lot of presents. allThe birds ate all the birdseed. eachEach child got a lollipop. everyEvery mouse is wearing a hat. firstShe is first in line. He is second. fiveOur dog had five puppies. fourShe found four shells on the beach. lastIt’s the last leaf on the tree. more“More cookies, please.” muchI think I ate too much candy.



sevenI checked out seven books! sixSandy is six years old. someSome of the cookies are burnt. threeThis shape has three sides.



Time

fallThe leaves are orange and red in the fall. laterIt’s later than I thought. morningI make my bed every morning. nightHe walks on the beach at night. springPlant a garden in the spring. summerSummer days are long and lazy. thenI ran a race, then I was tired. tomorrowTomorrow is Monday. winterThe woods are pretty in winter. yesterdayYesterday I went to the playground.

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