Across
- 3. A word used to describe a sound that is light, high-pitched, and delicate, like the sound of small bells or wind chimes. (p. 69)
- 5. Large water birds that belong to the same family as ducks and swans, known for their long necks, webbed feet, and strong wings. They can be found in various habitats like ponds, lakes, and marshes, and they are known for their distinct honking sounds and V-shaped flight formations during migration. (p. 69)
- 6. A deep, narrow valley with steep sides, usually formed by the erosion of rock over millions of years by rivers or other water sources. (p. 72)
- 8. Sensitive parts on some animals, like insects and crustaceans, that help them touch, taste, or sense their environment. (p. 68)
- 10. To damage or destroy something severely, often by twisting or crushing it until it loses its original shape or function. (p. 74)
Down
- 1. A playful and lively action, often used to describe the way animals or people have fun by jumping, running, and moving around with excitement. (p. 72)
- 2. A solution made of water and a high concentration of salt, which can be found in natural saltwater bodies like oceans or created by dissolving salt into water. (p. 72)
- 4. Small, rounded stones that you can find along beaches, rivers, or even in your own backyard. They form over time as larger rocks are broken down and smoothed by natural forces like water and wind. (p. 69)
- 7. Language, behavior, or images that are rude, offensive, or lacking in good taste. (p. 74)
- 9. To show feelings of disappointment or unhappiness by being quiet, moody, or withdrawn, often in response to a situation that didn't go your way. (p. 74)