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3. A piece of furniture in the classroom where students sit and work, often equipped with a writing surface, storage, and supplies.
7. A person who attends school to learn and acquire knowledge and skills, actively participating in educational activities and studies.
8. A writing instrument used by students to write, draw, and complete assignments, often with an eraser at one end for correcting mistakes.
9. The head of a school, responsible for managing and overseeing the daily operations, curriculum, and overall well-being of the students.
10. A subject that encourages creativity and self-expression through various forms of visual and artistic activities, such as drawing and painting.
11. A designated space within a school where students gather to learn, interact with teachers and peers, and engage in educational activities.
16. trip A supervised outing or excursion organized by the school, allowing students to explore and learn from real-life experiences outside the classroom.
17. Assignments given to students to be completed outside of school hours, reinforcing and extending their learning beyond the classroom.
18. Physical activities and games that promote physical fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship among students, fostering a healthy and active lifestyle.

1. A bag carried by students to hold their books, supplies, and personal belongings, providing convenience and portability.
2. Resources containing written information, used by students to study various subjects, acquire knowledge, and enhance their learning.
4. A subject that explores the natural world, conducting experiments, making observations, and learning about the laws and phenomena of nature.
5. A person who instructs and guides students in their learning, providing knowledge, support, and mentorship in the classroom.
6. A subject that involves the study and appreciation of music, learning to play instruments, sing, and understand different musical elements.
8. An outdoor area within the school premises equipped with structures and equipment for students to play, exercise, and have fun.
12. A subject that deals with numbers, calculations, and problem-solving, developing logical thinking and analytical skills in students.
13. A mealtime during the school day when students eat together, often bringing packed lunches from home or purchasing food from the cafeteria.
14. A break period during the school day when students engage in unstructured play, physical activities, and social interactions.
15. A designated space within the school where students can access a wide range of books, resources, and materials for reading and research.