A — Education Flashcards
answer (noun)
The words you say when someone asks you a question.
art (noun)
Pretty things people make, like paintings or drawings.
book (noun)
A bunch of pages with words and pictures that tell a story.
class (noun)
A group of kids who learn together in school.
classmate (noun)
A friend who learns with you in the same class.
classroom (noun)
The room in school where you learn with your teacher and friends.
college (noun)
A big school for grown-ups to learn more after high school.
course (noun)
Special lessons about one thing, like math or art.
desk (noun)
A table where you sit to do your schoolwork.
dictionary (noun)
A big book that tells you what words mean.
English (noun)
The language we’re speaking right now.
exam (noun)
A big test to see how much you’ve learned.
exercise (noun)
Moving your body to stay healthy and strong.
geography (noun)
Learning about different places and countries in the world.
gym (noun)
A big room where you play sports and exercise.
high school (noun)
A school for older kids before they go to college.
history (noun)
Learning about things that happened a long time ago.
homework (noun)
Schoolwork you do at home after class.
learn (verb)
To get new information in your brain.
learner (noun)
Someone who is learning new things.
lesson (noun)
A time when a teacher shows you how to do something new.
library (noun)
A place with lots of books you can read or borrow.
music (noun)
Nice sounds that make you want to sing or dance.
practice (verb)
To do something over and over to get better at it.
