Across
- 1. any small, light, usually flat thing. Each snow ____ is different- no two look alike.
- 3. a bag used to carry things strapped to one's back. He put books, water and a snack in his ____ to carry them to school.
- 6. black, gray or white gases given off into the air by something that is burning. ____ usually indicates a fire.
- 7. a device that tells time. The ____ was broken so we didn't know what time it was.
- 11. a bird raised to lay eggs for us to eat. The ____ live on the farm.
- 13. a bad smell. Beware of the skunk-they spray with ____y liquid when frightened.
- 14. the part of your face on either side of your nose. His ____s were red with cold.
- 15. the opposite of strong. She hadn't been out of bed for days so she was feeling ____.
Down
- 2. tapping on a door or hit on the head. Please ____ on the door before enterning.
- 4. a long loose outer garment without sleeves. They traveled secretly at night with a warm hooded ____ that covered their swords.
- 5. a group of animals or birds that stay together. The ____ of sheep grazed peacefully in the meadow.
- 8. a symbol used in marking or grading answers that means correct or OK. All my answers were right and had a ____ mark next to them.
- 9. to look quickly or secretly. ___-a-boo is a common game played with babies.
- 10. pleasant sounds played on instruments or sung. We enjoyed the ____ at the concert.
- 12. to stop or prevent the breathing by squeezing the windpipe. He ate so fast he almost ____d on his food