leaves
Flat green parts that grow on trees and plants.
“In autumn the colorful leaves fall gently onto the ground.”
wolves
Wild animals that look like large gray dogs.
“The hungry wolves howled loudly at the bright full moon.”
boxes
Containers with flat sides used to hold things.
“We packed all our toys into three big cardboard boxes.”
brushes
Tools with bristles for cleaning, painting, or combing.
“She washed the paint from her brushes after art class.”
babies
Very young children who cannot walk or talk yet.
“The two babies slept quietly in their soft warm cribs.”
cities
Very large towns where many people live and work.
“We visited three busy cities during our summer road trip.”
berries
Small round juicy fruits that grow on bushes.
“We picked sweet red berries and ate them for breakfast.”
shelves
Flat boards on walls that hold books or things.
“He placed the new library books on the wooden shelves.”
dishes
Plates and bowls used for eating your food.
“After dinner I helped wash the dirty dishes in the sink.”
foxes
Small wild animals with bushy tails and pointy ears.
“Two red foxes darted quickly across the snowy field.”
knives
Sharp tools used for cutting food and other things.
“The chef kept his sharp knives locked in a safe drawer.”
ponies
Small horses that children often like to ride.
“The little ponies trotted happily around the grassy fenced pasture.”
glasses
Cups made of clear material for drinking liquids.
“Mom filled two glasses with cold lemonade for us.”
puppies
Baby dogs that are playful and very cute.
“The tiny puppies chased each other around the sunny yard.”
loaves
Whole shaped pieces of baked bread.
“The baker sold fresh warm loaves early each morning.”