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Across
  1. 2. : A formal certificate or document given by the school to students who have successfully graduated.
  2. 4. : An electronic device used to display images or presentations from a computer onto a big screen.
  3. 6. : A cup or decorative object kept in the school display case as a prize for winning a competition.
  4. 8. : A formal book containing comprehensive information about a specific subject, handed out by the school.
  5. 9. : A book with blank or lined pages used by students to write down lessons and tasks.
  6. 13. : A small device used to make dull or broken pencil tips sharp again.
  7. 15. : A thick book containing words in alphabetical order with their meanings, often used in English class.
  8. 16. : A specialized room equipped with scientific tools where students do chemical or biological experiments.
  9. 18. : A quiet room or building containing a large collection of books, magazines, and digital resources for reading.
  10. 19. : A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used by students for writing and placing books.
  11. 20. : A large, flat surface on the wall used by teachers to write lessons using markers.
Down
  1. 1. : A small, metal cupboard with a lock where students can safely store their jackets, bags, or books.
  2. 3. : A box containing bandages, medicines, and emergency supplies kept in the school clinic or UKS
  3. 5. : A small container kept in the corner of the room where students throw away trash or papers.
  4. 7. : An outdoor area at school equipped with facilities for students to play sports or relax during recess.
  5. 10. : A small tool made of rubber or foam used to remove pencil or marker marks.
  6. 11. : An electrical instrument used in the school hall or during flag ceremonies to make the speaker's voice louder.
  7. 12. : A place inside the school premises where students and teachers can buy and eat snacks, food, or drinks.
  8. 14. : A straight strip of plastic, wood, or metal used to measure things or draw straight lines.
  9. 17. : A chart or schedule fixed on the wall showing the days and times of each school subject.