Unit 6 Vocabulary Part 1

3. The soft, light growths on birds' skin
10. Books that tell stories primarily through illustrations, with simple text.
11. A long walk, usually in the countryside or wilderness, for pleasure or exercise.
12. A type of thick, sticky earth that can be molded when wet and hardened by drying or firing.
13. Stories that often involve magic, imaginary creatures, and lessons about good and evil.
14. A magazine or book that tells stories through pictures and speech bubbles.
17. Tales or anecdotes passed down through generations within a family.
18. Books written for children and teenagers, often featuring age-appropriate themes and characters.
20. Small, round marks or spots.
21. The outer covering of a tree trunk or branch.
22. Tales or narratives, either true or fictional, that are told or written down.
24. An exciting or unusual experience, often involving risk or danger.
25. Short stories, typically featuring animals, that teach a moral lesson.
26. The sport or activity of climbing rock faces or artificial rock walls.

1. A natural pigment ranging in color from yellow to brown or red, often used in painting.
2. A black, carbon-rich material made by burning wood slowly, often used for drawing or cooking.
4. A three-dimensional work of art created by shaping materials like stone, metal, or clay.
5. A device consisting of two small telescopes joined together, used for viewing distant objects.
6. Conversation about other people
7. The time when someone, usually a child, goes to bed for the night.
8. The upper layer of earth in which plants grow, consisting of rock and mineral particles mixed with organic matter.
9. A person whose job is to investigate crimes and solve mysteries.
14. A soft bag filled with material like feathers, used for sitting on or leaning against.
15. Visually attractive or striking, often in a charming or quaint way.
16. The act of examining or looking into something carefully to discover the truth.
17. To move up and down or back and forth, especially referring to wings or other flat objects.
19. A large bird that feeds mainly on the carcasses of dead animals.
23. A small, sturdy book made of thick cardboard pages, designed for young children.
25. The action of flying through the air, or a journey made by flying.