Children watch rain showers come and go. They also notice bubbles that pop quickly. Parents often hear kids say, “This is just temporary.” Or “The but ...
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Children drop cookies. They also watch glass ornaments break. Parents often hear kids say, “This cracker is brittle.” Or “This eggshell is fragile.” B ...
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Children know stiff cardboard. They also know rigid rulers that do not bend. Parents often hear kids say, “This new shoe feels stiff.” Or “The rule is ...
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Children love soft blankets. They also love tender chicken. Parents often hear kids say, “This pillow is soft.” Or “The meat is tender.” But are these ...
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Children love sharpening pencils. They also notice pointy roofs on houses. Parents often hear kids say, “This needle is pointed.” Or “This knife is sh ...
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Children notice unusual shapes. A bent branch looks different from a winding river. Parents often hear kids say, “This stick is crooked.” Or “This roa ...
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When children learn English, they meet many describing words. Some words sound friendly. Others sound a bit rude. Parents often wonder which words hel ...
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