Across
- 3. To pick one thing from many options.
- 4. Schoolwork that students do at home.
- 6. A place on the wall where you can plug in electrical devices (British word)
- 10. A long passage in a school with classrooms on the sides (British word)
- 11. The subject where students learn the language spoken in the Netherlands.
- 12. The subject where students learn the language spoken in Spain.
- 13. To change something so it is right.
- 16. A small cupboard with a key to keep school things safe.
- 17. A machine that shows pictures or videos on a big screen.
- 18. An area of study in school, like math or history.
- 20. To finish something by adding the missing parts.
- 21. A collection of information/data stored on a computer/laptop
- 23. A room where students learn with a teacher.
- 25. A tool to measure or draw straight lines.
- 28. One side of a sheet of paper in a book or notebook.
- 29. A container for rubbish or garbage (British word)
- 31. You use this to stick paper together, for example.
- 32. Things that are needed or must be done.
- 33. A table where students or teachers work.
- 35. A tool for cutting paper.
- 37. The place where someone sits.
- 39. Something students do in class to learn.
- 40. A long passage in a school with classrooms on the sides (American word)
- 43. A school for older children, usually from 12 to 16/18 years old (American word)
- 44. A school for older children, usually from 12 to 16/18 years old (British word)
- 48. Something used to remove pencil marks (American word)
- 50. A person who helps students learn in school.
- 52. Subjects or ideas that students learn about.
- 53. To draw a line under words to show they are important.
- 54. School lessons about music and instruments.
- 55. Something used to remove pencil marks (British word)
- 56. A small check mark (✓) to show something is correct.
- 57. To say what something looks like or is like.
Down
- 1. To say a word in the right way.
- 2. Schoolwork a teacher gives to students to complete.
- 5. Sports and exercise lessons in school.
- 7. A device to give power to a phone, laptop, or tablet.
- 8. To draw a line through something to show it is wrong.
- 9. To put things in the right sequence.
- 11. To work on school exercises at home.
- 12. A person who goes to school to learn (American word)
- 14. School lessons in acting, dance, or theatre.
- 15. The subject where students learn the language spoken in Germany.
- 19. A container for rubbish or garbage (American word)
- 20. To draw a round shape around something.
- 21. A place on a computer/laptop where different files or programs are saved.
- 22. The subject where students learn the language spoken in France.
- 24. To connect two things that belong together.
- 26. A person who goes to school to learn (British word); another word for student.
- 27. A small book with empty pages for writing notes.
- 30. To say or do something again.
- 34. A small tool to make pencils sharp.
- 36. A seat for one person.
- 38. A task or activity to practice learning.
- 41. A small bag to keep pencils, pens, and other small items.
- 42. To look carefully to see if something is right.
- 45. To pay attention to sounds or words.
- 46. A place on the wall where you can plug in electrical devices (American word)
- 47. The study of numbers, shapes, and calculations (the long version of the word)
- 49. A bag you carry on your back for books and school things.
- 50. To write down important information.
- 51. To make something clear so others can understand it.