Across
- 4. To finish something successfully, like completing a puzzle or homework.
- 6. A part of a whole, like a slice of pizza out of the whole pie.
- 7. To see how things are different, like noticing how two books have different settings.
- 9. The distance around the outside of a shape, like measuring the edge of a playground.
- 11. To watch something closely, like observing clouds to predict the weather.
- 13. A group of people with cities, culture, and rules, like ancient Egyptians or Greeks.
- 15. To look closely and carefully at something to understand it better, like studying a map to find your way.
- 16. A plan showing what students will learn in school, like the subjects they study each year.
- 17. A guess based on what you've seen or know, like guessing what will happen next in a story.
Down
- 1. Being able to accept and respect others' differences, like being friends with people who like different things than you do.
- 2. To break something into smaller parts, like when leaves fall off a tree and turn into soil.
- 3. A group of people who move to a new place but still belong to their old country, like early settlers in America.
- 5. When animals move from one place to another, like birds flying south for the winter.
- 7. To group things based on how they are alike, like sorting toys by color.
- 8. A word with the same meaning as another word, like big and large.
- 10. To look closely at something to find out more about it, like inspecting a mystery object to learn what it is.
- 12. A book about someone's life, like a story about a famous person.
- 14. When something is right and true, like when your answer matches the real one in a test.
