List A

3. To give back or go back to a place where you were before.
6. Having a thin edge or a fine point that can cut or poke things easily.
7. A written message you send to someone, or a single part of the alphabet.
10. To check and make sure that something is true or definitely happening.
11. Not clean; covered in mud, dust, or grime after playing outside.
12. To put on a show for an audience, like playing an instrument or acting in a play.
13. What it is like outside, such as sunny, snowy, or windy.

1. A female parent who loves and cares for her children.
2. A piece of ground where you grow vegetables like corn or beautiful flowers.
4. A large bird that is a famous part of a Thanksgiving feast.
5. A person whose job is to take care of sick or injured people, often found at a school or doctor's office.
6. A game or activity that involves exercise, like basketball, wrestling, or baseball.
8. Something you aim at, like the red bullseye on an archery board.
9. To wiggle or twist your body because you are nervous, itchy, or excited.
10. The place where two walls or two streets meet.