Family Moving Day

2. To take things out of their boxes or containers after arriving at a new place.
6. A paved road where cars drive and houses are lined up next to each other.
7. Something that weighs a lot and takes a lot of effort or strength to lift.
8. To give support or assist someone so they can finish a task more easily.
9. Large, movable items—like chairs, tables, beds, and desks—that make a room useful and comfortable to live in.
12. A person who lives close to your house.
13. To put items neatly into a container, like a box or suitcase, so they can be moved or stored.
14. Something that has just been made, bought, or built, or a place you have not been to before.
16. A building made for people or a family to live in.
17. A sticky strip of plastic or paper used to seal boxes shut and keep things secure.
18. A part of a building that is separated from other areas by walls, a floor, and a ceiling.
19. A private room where people sleep and keep their personal belongings.

1. To hold onto something and move it from one place to another using your hands or body.
3. The tools and items used for cooking and eating in the kitchen, like pots, pans, plates, and spoons.
4. A large motor vehicle designed to carry heavy loads of cargo from one place to another.
5. A section of a town or city where a group of people live near each other.
10. A comfortable room in a house where family members sit, talk, watch TV, and relax together.
11. Being protected from danger, harm, or getting broken.
15. The piece of land or grass right around a house.
19. A sturdy container, usually made of cardboard, used to hold and carry items.