Year 6 week 8 silent 'h'

3. A plant with thick red stems that people cook and eat, often in desserts.
5. A piece of music or writing that is full of strong emotions and creativity.
6. A large animal with thick skin and one or two horns, usually found in Africa or Asia.
10. A sickness that causes pain and stiffness in the muscles or joints, like in knees or hands.
11. A four-sided shape where all the sides are the same length, like a diamond.
12. A piece of clothing worn by some men in India, wrapped around the waist and legs.
15. A fun event with sports, races, and games, often with horses or cars.
16. A holy person in India who gives up ordinary life to focus on religion and peace.

1. A religion that teaches peace, kindness, and understanding, started by Buddha.
2. A leader or elder in some Arab communities, often respected and wise.
4. A pattern of beats or sounds, especially in music or poetry.
5. A short way to say rhinoceros, a big animal with thick skin and one or two horns on its nose.
7. Doing something in a steady beat or pattern, like dancing or clapping in time.
8. A dull yellow-brown colour often used in uniforms or outdoor clothes.
9. A person who follows the Sikh religion, which started in India and teaches equality and kindness.
11. When words have the same ending sounds, like "cat" and "hat."
13. Special pants worn for horse riding, tight below the knees and loose above them.
14. An ancient Egyptian symbol that looks like a cross with a loop on top. It means "life."