1. Sunflower – A large, yellow flower that follows the sun.
  2. Snowman – A figure made of snow, typically in the shape of a human.
  3. Football – A game played with a ball that is kicked by the foot.
  4. Rainbow – A colorful arc that appears in the sky after rain.
  5. Toothbrush – A brush used to clean teeth.
  6. Ladybug – A small beetle with a red and black-spotted back.
  7. Moonlight – The light that comes from the moon.
  8. Popcorn – Corn that pops when heated, often eaten as a snack.
  9. Notebook – A book with blank pages used for writing notes.
  10. Skateboard – A short board mounted on wheels for skating.
  11. Basketball – A game played with a ball and a hoop.
  12. Teapot – A pot with a spout for brewing tea.
  13. Birdhouse – A small shelter made for birds to nest in.
  14. Butterfly – An insect with large, colorful wings.
  15. Jellyfish – A sea creature with a soft, jelly-like body.
  16. Watermelon – A large, green fruit with a red, juicy interior.
  17. Baseball – A game played with a bat and ball.
  18. Firefly – An insect that glows in the dark.
  19. Seashell – The shell of a marine animal, often found on the beach.
  20. Pancake – A flat, round cake cooked on a griddle.
  21. Cupcake – A small cake baked in a cup-shaped container.
  22. Playground – An outdoor area for children to play.
  23. Sandcastle – A sculpture made of sand, typically on a beach.
  24. Starfish – A sea animal with a star-shaped body.
  25. Snowflake – A single piece of snow that falls from the sky.
  26. Birthday – The anniversary of the day someone was born.
  27. Hairbrush – A brush used to groom hair.
  28. Sunshine – The light and warmth that come from the sun.
  29. Honeybee – A bee that produces honey.
  30. Raincoat – A coat worn to protect against rain.
  31. Butterfly – An insect with large, colorful wings.
  32. Backpack – A bag carried on the back, used for carrying items.
  33. Handwriting – The style of writing done with a pen or pencil.
  34. Blueberry – A small, round, blue fruit.
  35. Mailbox – A box where letters are received.
  36. Homework – Schoolwork assigned to be done at home.
  37. Daydream – A pleasant thought or fantasy while awake.
  38. Sunset – The time in the evening when the sun disappears below the horizon.
  39. Footprint – The mark left by a foot on the ground.
  40. Windmill – A structure with sails or blades that turn in the wind.
  41. Buttercup – A small, yellow flower.
  42. Dragonfly – An insect with a long body and two pairs of wings.
  43. Snowstorm – A storm with heavy snowfall and strong winds.
  44. Bedtime – The time when one goes to bed to sleep.
  45. Earrings – Jewelry worn on the earlobes.
  46. Grasshopper – A jumping insect with long hind legs.
  47. Spaceship – A vehicle designed for travel in space.
  48. Blackboard – A dark surface used for writing with chalk.
  49. Fireplace – A space in a room for a fire to keep warm.
  50. Overnight – During the entire night.
  51. Hotdog – A cooked sausage served in a sliced bun.
  52. Lighthouse – A tall structure with a light that guides ships at sea.
  53. Schoolhouse – A building where children go to learn.
  54. Tabletop – The surface of a table.
  55. Fingernail – The hard covering at the tip of a finger.
  56. Moonwalk – A walk on the surface of the moon, or a dance move.
  57. Starfish – A sea animal with a star-shaped body.
  58. Nightlight – A small light left on during the night.
  59. Overcoat – A long, warm coat worn over other clothes.
  60. Teardrop – A drop of liquid that comes from the eye.
  61. Bookstore – A store where books are sold.
  62. Sunburn – Red, painful skin caused by too much sun exposure.
  63. Catfish – A type of fish with whisker-like barbels.
  64. Treetop – The uppermost part of a tree.
  65. Sidewalk – A paved path for walking, usually along a street.
  66. Footpath – A narrow path for walking.
  67. Airplane – A flying vehicle with wings.
  68. Goldfish – A small, orange fish often kept as a pet.
  69. Honeymoon – A holiday taken by a couple after their wedding.
  70. Teacup – A small cup used for drinking tea.
  71. Snowball – A ball made of snow, often thrown in play.
  72. Windshield – The front window of a car.
  73. Waterfall – A stream of water that falls from a high place.
  74. Sunflower – A large, yellow flower that follows the sun.
  75. Necklace – Jewelry worn around the neck.
  76. Railroad – A track with rails on which trains run.
  77. Cornbread – Bread made from cornmeal.
  78. Notebook – A book with blank pages for writing notes.
  79. Starfish – A sea animal with a star-shaped body.
  80. Ladybird – Another name for a ladybug.
  81. Barnyard – A yard surrounding a barn, often where animals are kept.
  82. Cowboy – A person who herds cattle, typically in the western U.S.
  83. Rainstorm – A storm with heavy rain.
  84. Notebook – A book with blank pages for writing notes.
  85. Backyard – The area behind a house.
  86. Waterway – A river, canal, or other route for water travel.
  87. Toothpaste – A paste used for cleaning teeth.
  88. Playground – An outdoor area for children to play.
  89. Fishbowl – A round bowl used for keeping fish.
  90. Cupcake – A small cake baked in a cup-shaped container.
  91. Birthday – The anniversary of the day someone was born.
  92. Mailbox – A box where letters are received.
  93. Fingertip – The end of a finger.
  94. Laptop – A portable computer that can be used on a lap.
  95. Fireworks – Explosive devices used for display in celebrations.
  96. Pencilcase – A container used for holding pencils and pens.
  97. Goldfish – A small, orange fish often kept as a pet.
  98. Crosswalk – A marked part of the road where pedestrians can cross.
  99. Bedroom – A room used for sleeping.
  100. Keyboard – A set of keys on a computer or musical instrument.

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