Week 8 Crossword

4. A detailed plan or drawing that shows how something will be built or made.
7. A conversation where someone asks questions to learn more about a person or to choose someone for a job.
11. Making something safe for children by removing or hiding things that could be dangerous.
12. A place where children go to learn new things, like math, reading, and science.
13. To bite and move food around in your mouth so you can swallow it.
14. A guideline that tells you what you can or cannot do, like taking turns or raising your hand to speak.
16. A type of food that grows in the ground and has a soft part on top, often with a stem, like a little umbrella.
18. The past tense of fly; it means to move through the air, like a bird or an airplane.
19. Going from one side of something to the other side, like walking through a door.
21. A sickness that can make you feel tired and have a cough or fever, also known as the flu.
22. Being honest and always telling the truth.
23. A musical instrument that you blow into to make sweet, high sounds.

1. To trick or confuse someone, usually by making them believe something untrue.
2. A set of clothes that usually includes a jacket and pants, often worn for special occasions.
3. A curved tool used for eating or serving food, especially soup or cereal.
5. Being unkind or not polite to others, like talking back or interrupting.
6. A funny drawing or animation that tells a story, often watched on TV or in movies.
8. To make sure someone or something is part of a group or activity.
9. The big, bright round thing that shines in the night sky and goes around the Earth.
10. Something that is correct or real; the opposite of false.
14. A space in a building where you can do things like sleep, play, or study.
15. Dirty things in the air, water, or land that can be harmful to people and animals.
17. Something that feels nice and even to touch, without bumps or rough spots.
20. A color that looks like the sky on a clear day or the ocean.
21. To have an effect on someone or something, like how a friend might change your opinion.