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  • Schoolwork that is done at home.
    Homework
  • An object used to make writing disappear.
    Eraser
  • A person who takes care of a child while the child's parents are away.
    Babysitter
  • A book with blank or lined pages.
    Notebook
  • Lipstick, powder, or other products actors wear for a play.
    Make up
  • A person who paints or creates other kinds of art.
    Artist
  • A person who makes sure that people follow laws.
    Police Officer
  • Colored wax used for drawing or coloring.
    Crayons
  • A piece of furniture for storing things like books.
    Shelf
  • A vehicle that takes students to school
    Bus
  • A large board used for writing on with dry erase markers.
    White Board
  • A large board used for writing on with chalk.
    Chalkboard
  • A strip of cloth or leather that people wear around the waist to keep pants up.
    Belt
  • A tool used for writing or drawing with ink.
    Pen
  • A small animal with long ears.
    Rabbit or Bunny
  • Stiff paper with symbols and numbers used for games and tricks.
    Playing Cards
  • A person who makes baked goods.
    Baker
  • A special outfit to wear on stage.
    Costume
  • A container with a faucet and drain used for washing.
    Sink
  • A place for teaching and learning.
    School
  • Clothing that people wear on their feet for warmth.
    Boots
  • Clothing that people wear for sleeping.
    Pajamas
  • A panel that opens and closes and is at the opening of a room.
    Door
  • A performer who tosses and catches a few objects at the same time.
    Juggler
  • A piece of outer clothing with sleeves.
    Jacket or Coat
  • The area of land around a house.
    Yard
  • A person who helps people learn.
    Teacher
  • A doll moved by a hand or strings.
    Puppet
  • A person who does magic tricks.
    Magician
  • A room where people prepare, cook, and eat food.
    Kitchen
  • A person who puts out fires.
    Firefighter
  • A covering for the head made of hair.
    Wig
  • Clothing that covers the chest.
    Shirt
  • Clothing that people wear on their feet.
    Shoes
  • A person who is trained to take care of animals.
    Veterinarian
  • Coverings for the hands that have separate parts for each finger.
    Gloves
  • A set of steps that go to another floor in a building.
    Stairs
  • A room with a sink and toilet, and sometimes a bathtub and shower.
    Bathroom
  • A performer who wears funny costume and makeup.
    Clown
  • A large tub for sitting in to wash your body.
    Bathtub
  • A room for sleeping that has a bed.
    Bedroom
  • A person who make or fixes wooden objects or parts of buildings.
    Carpenter
  • A small room for storing things in
    Closet
  • An area of land used for growing plants and flowers.
    Garden
  • A tool used for writing and drawing.
    Pencil
  • A thin rubber bag filled with air.
    Balloon
  • A glass opening in a wall that lets in light and air.
    Window
  • A piece of clothing for girls and women that covers above and below the waist.
    Dress
  • Thin sheets of material used for writing and drawing.
    Paper
  • A person who grows crops or raises animals on a farm.
    Farmer
  • Clothing that covers the body from the waist with a separate part for each leg.
    Pants
  • A piece of fabric for wearing around the head or neck.
    Scarf
  • A person who is trained to treat sick people.
    Doctor
  • Printed sheets of paper that are held together inside a cover.
    Book
  • A person who designs and creates clothes.
    Fashion Designer
  • A table used for reading and writing in school.
    Desk
  • Clothing for girls and women that wraps around the waist and hangs down.
    Skirt
  • A person who writes books.
    Author