School Vocabulary

3. You hear me at school when it is time to go to class, leave class, or go to another class.
4. I am an activity with questions that checks what you know. You may receive a grade after you complete me.
5. You put me over your ears. I help you listen to music, videos, or your teacher without bothering other people.
8. I am used for writing. I have ink inside me, and I usually do not have an eraser.
11. I am an electronic device. Students use me to type, research, complete assignments, and access school websites.
13. I have two sharp blades and two handles. You use me to cut paper.
14. I am usually made of wood or plastic. You use me to write, and I have an eraser on one end.
16. I have many pages. You use me to take notes, write sentences, or complete classwork.
19. I hold many papers. I have metal rings inside that open and close.
22. I tell you when and where your classes happen. I can show your classes, teachers, and times.
24. You read me to learn information or enjoy a story. I have many pages and a cover.
25. I hold papers and usually have two pockets. You can use me to keep your papers organized.
26. I show how well you did on an assignment, test, or class. I might be an A, B, C, D, or F.

1. I help you solve math problems. I can add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers.
2. Students and teachers spend time here. There are usually desks, chairs, and school materials inside me.
6. I go to school to learn. I attend classes and complete assignments.
7. You do me outside of class. I may include reading, writing, studying, or answering questions.
9. I am a school leader. I help run the school and work with teachers, students, and families.
10. I help you fix a mistake you made with a pencil. You rub me on the paper to remove the writing.
12. I am sticky. You put me on paper or other materials to make them stick together.
15. I work at a school and help students with classes, schedules, problems, and plans for the future.
17. I work at a school. I help students learn new information and skills.
18. You carry me on your back. I hold your books, notebooks, and school supplies.
20. I am where you sit when you work in class. You can put your books and papers on me.
21. I am long and straight. You use me to measure things or draw straight lines.
23. I am a long area inside a school. Students walk through me to get from one classroom to another.