Spelling Bee

Breakfast

The first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning.

Lunch

A meal eaten in the middle of the day.

Lessons

Sessions of instruction or teaching.

Homework

Tasks assigned to students to be completed outside of class.

Art

Creative expression through various mediums like painting, drawing, or sculpture.

Play

Engaging in activities for enjoyment and recreation.

School

An institution for educating children and students.

Dress

An item of clothing worn by women or girls.

Sandals

Open-toed footwear typically worn in warm weather.

Socks

Warm coverings for the feet, typically made of fabric.

Scarf

A piece of fabric worn around the neck for warmth or fashion.

Hat

A head covering worn for various reasons.

Pyjamas

Loose fitting clothes worn for sleeping.

Jeans

Tough, durable trousers made of denim.

Music

Artistic form of sound created for enjoyment.

Basketball

A team sport in which players try to score points by throwing a ball through a hoop.

Karate

A martial art developed in Japan using punches and kicking.

Piano

A large keyboard musical instrument.

Doctor

A professional who practices medicine.

Astronaut

A person trained for space travel.

Artist

A person who creates art.

Teacher

A person who educates students.

Dancer

A person who participates in or performs dance.

Builder

A person who constructs buildings.

Chicken

A domesticated bird raised for its eggs or meat.

Donkey

A domesticated hoofed mammal, often used as a pack animal.

Turkey

A large bird native to North America, often eaten during Thanksgiving.

Horse

A large domesticated animal used for riding and work.

Sheep

A domesticated animal raised for its wool and meat.

Duck

A waterfowl found in both wild and domestic varieties.

Dirty

Not clean; covered with dirt.

Clean

Free from dirt, marks, or stains.

Fancy

Elaborate or decorated; not plain.

Fun

Enjoyable or entertaining.

Hard

Firm or solid; not easily broken.

Plain

Simple or unadorned; not fancy.

Armchair

A comfortable chair with side supports for a person's arms.

Television

An electronic device for viewing broadcast or recorded programs.

Bookcase

A piece of furniture for storing books.

Mirror

A reflective surface that allows one to see their reflection.

Window

An opening in a wall for light and air, covered with glass.

Monkey

A primate, often characterized by its agile movements.

Kangaroo

A large marsupial native to Australia, known for its powerful hind legs.

Hippopotamus

A large, mostly herbivorous mammal found in sub-Saharan Africa, known for its large size and semi-aquatic lifestyle.

Penguin

A flightless bird that lives primarily in the Southern Hemisphere.

Elephant

The largest land animal known for its long trunk.