School

1. A small object used to remove pencil marks by rubbing them away.
3. A person who instructs and guides students in their learning, usually in a classroom setting.
6. The study of numbers, quantities, shapes, and patterns, often involving arithmetic, algebra, and geometry.
10. The expression or application of creative skills and imagination, often through visual forms such as drawing or painting.
12. The art of creating and expressing sounds and melodies using instruments or the human voice.
13. The study of the natural world and its phenomena, often involving experiments, observations, and analysis.
14. The act of interpreting written words and understanding their meaning, often done by looking at books or other printed materials.
15. A piece of furniture with a flat or sloping surface, used by students for writing, reading, and completing schoolwork.

2. A person who attends school to acquire knowledge and skills from teachers and educational programs.
4. A room where students gather for instruction and learning, typically equipped with desks, chairs, and a blackboard or whiteboard.
5. The act of putting thoughts and ideas into words and creating written text, often done with a pen, pencil, or computer.
7. Assignments given to students to be completed outside of school hours, often reinforcing concepts learned in class.
8. The study of past events, particularly in human affairs, often involving the examination of sources and evidence.
9. A bag worn on the back, used by students to carry books, supplies, and other belongings to and from school.
11. A thin cylindrical writing instrument with a graphite core, used for writing and drawing.