Vocab Toti, 2nd Grade Flashcards
Wanting food.
Hungry
Going to a store to buy things.
Shopping
Foods made of milk or cream.
Dairy
Person who buys things.
Shopper
Noisy excitement
Commotion
Soft, flat parts that cover the skin of birds.
Feathers
Set free
Released
To have on the body as covering.
Wearing
Carried over to a person or place.
Delivered
Tiny pieces of bread, cake, cracker or cookie.
Crumbs
The act of copying another’s behavior.
Imitation
Ate or drank in a noisy way.
Slurped
To push and move apart.
Spread
Roots, leaves, stems or flowers that can be used as food.
Vegetables
Usual food and drink of a person.
Diet
Even, not too much of one thing.
Balanced
Any kind of sound.
Noise
To become weak or weary.
Tire
Bag worn on the back to carry things.
Backpack
Lights with clear sides, that can be carried.
Lanterns
A place to sleep when camping.
Tent
Outdoor fire for heat or cooking.
Campfire
Living outside, often in a tent.
Camping
A long walk pleasure or exercise, to take a long walk.
Hike
To keep from harm, attack or injury, to take care of something.
Protect
A person who works in a park or forest and watches over it.
Ranger
Short trips for seeing some place.
Tours
Studying or looking into.
Exploration
Having to do with or located in a city.
Urban
The place where a person or thing is usually found
Habitat
The land around a body of water.
Bank
A hollow area in the ground shaped like a bowl.
Crater
The line or place where something ends.
Edge
Small, green plants that grow close together on the ground, rocks and trees.
Moss
A track or way made by footsteps
Path
Not deep.
Shallow
A place or store where food and other goods are sold.
Market
(Adjective) used to carry or take something to a place or to a person.
Delivery
A room or group of rooms to live in.
Apartment
Small wagons usually with two wheels, that are pulled or pushed by hand.
Handcarts
Activities carried out to honor a special day or a special event.
Celebration
To send a message, the act of sending a message.
Dispatch
Equipment used to do certain things.
Gear
Things that happen without warning and require a quick response.
Emergencies
A leader of a group.
Chief
A truck used to help put out fires.
Fire engine
People who work at putting out fires.
Firefighters
Thick hair that grows above a man’s lip.
Mustache
Something that changes your looks so that other people will not know who you are.
Disguise
A special glass that you can see yourself in. This works by reflecting light.
Mirror
Fluffy or thick like a bush.
Bushy
The clothes worn, including accessories and hairdos, by people on Halloween to disguise themselves.
Costume
Good looking, nice to look at.
Handsome
A stopping place; a subway station is where the subway stops
Station
A train that runs under the ground.
Subway
A piece of metal, like a coin, used to get int a certain place.
Token
A flat piece of wood or metal wih an inscription on it.
Plaque
A person who helps enforce the law.
Officer
Something bad you did not want or expect to happen.
Accident
Looking and listening with care.
Attention
Having to do with freedom from danger.
Safety
A group of listeners or watchers
Audience
Orders that are given to someone.
Commands
Long holes under the ground.
Tunnels
Groups of insects of some kind that live together.
Colonies
Coverings of silky thread on which larvae liv as they grow.
Cocoon
The worm-like forms of very young insects.
Larvae
A pair of long thin feelers on the head of an insect.
Antennae
One of a large group of plants, such as mushrooms and mold, that do not have leaves or flowers.
Fungus
To agree.
Accept
A punishment for breaking a rule.
Punishment
A type of disagreement.
Quarrel
Protected, taken care of.
Guarded
Something that gives a benefit, something helpful.
Advantage
A disagreement or fight
Argument
A statement that sums up the lesson taught by a fable.
Moral
An animal like a large rabbit with long, strong, back legs.
Hare
A short story that teaches a lesson about human nature.
Fable
Something that you need to learn.
Lesson
A container of rolling and pouring liquids.
Pitcher
An opinion or suggestion given to someone about what he should do.
Advice
Part of a mixture.
Ingredients
A place where bread and other baked goods are made and sold.
Bakery
A set of directions for cooking.
Recipe
Traditions and customs shared by a group of people.
Culture
A person who buys things at a store.
Customer
A soft thick mixture that is shaped and baked.
Dough
Made a deep, rolling sound.
Rumbled
The rumbling sound that follows lightning.
Thunder
A flash or stroke.
Bolt
A flash of light in the sky.
Lightning
What the temperature is like outside.
Weather
The line where the sky and the earth seem to meet.
Horizon
Pieces of colored wax used to draw.
Crayons
To do something many times so that you can do it well.
Practice
To make a thing look like another.
Copy
To spoil or hurt.
Ruin
A kind of shirt that is worn over clothes to protect them.
Smock
A tool for drawing or writing that is made mostly from tiny bits of seashells.
Chalk
A lot of very tiny prices of something.
Powders
Things that make music.
Instruments
Uses sign language to talk to and understand others.
Signs
Being unable to hear.
Deaf
The ability to hear.
Hearing
The hitting or striking of an instrument.
Percussion
A quick back and forth movement.
Vibrations
