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2. A meal eaten during the midday break at school. Students bring their own lunch or purchase it from the school cafeteria.
4. A writing instrument with a graphite core encased in wood or plastic. Pencils are used to write, draw, and solve problems in school.
7. A person who attends school and learns from teachers. Students listen, participate in activities, and complete assignments.
8. Other students whom you enjoy spending time with and share experiences at school. Friends can provide support and companionship during the school day.
9. A scheduled break during the school day when students can play and socialize outdoors. Recess helps students relax and recharge.
10. Assignments given by teachers to be completed outside of school. Homework helps students practice and reinforce what they have learned in class.
12. A bag used to carry books, notebooks, and other school supplies. Backpacks are often worn on the back and have straps to secure them.
13. An adult who guides and instructs students in a classroom. Teachers help students learn new things and answer their questions.

1. Different areas of study taught in school, such as math, science, English, history, and art. Students learn various subjects to gain knowledge and skills.
3. A room in a school where students gather to learn. Classrooms are usually equipped with desks, chairs, a chalkboard or whiteboard, and learning materials.
5. A book with pages for writing notes or completing assignments. Notebooks are used to keep track of information learned in class.
6. The head or leader of a school. Principals make important decisions, oversee teachers and staff, and ensure the school runs smoothly.
11. A place in the school where students can borrow books to read for pleasure or research. Libraries often have a variety of resources and study areas.