3.6 Spelling list

2. Making a low, humming sound like a bee or a machine.
4. Groups of students who learn together, or the subjects they are learning about.
6. Long seats where people can sit, often found in parks or sports areas.
10. Warm clothes that you wear on your upper body, usually made of wool or cotton.
11. Things you need for a job, task, or activity, like paper, pencils, or food.
12. holding something in your hands or arms and move it from one place to another.
13. saying something is not true or to refusing to give something to someone.
14. helping someone learn or understand something new.
15. making something work again or repairing it when it is broken.

1. large birds that are often eaten for a holiday meal like Thanksgiving.
3. grabbing or holding something that is thrown or falling.
5. cleaning something using water and soap.
7. Repeated designs or shapes that happen over and over in a certain order.
8. pushing something down with your hands or fingers.
9. When someone is making another person pay for doing something wrong or breaking a rule.