How do I play “Animals and Where They Live” with my class?
Tap Play with your class at the top of this page. With a free teacher account the list opens straight into a game room; you put the code on the board and the class joins.
16 English words for Grade 2, starting with nest, pond, forest, ocean. Put them on the big screen as a live class game, or practise solo right here. Every word is on this page, no sign-up needed to read it.
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Hidden on this board: ocean, nest, pond, herd, prey
nest
A cozy home birds build from twigs, grass and mud to hold their eggs
pond
A small, still body of water, smaller than a lake
forest
A large area covered with many trees
ocean
The huge body of salt water that covers most of Earth
fur
The thick, soft hair that covers many animals
burrow
A hole or tunnel in the ground that an animal digs to live in
desert
A very dry place that gets almost no rain
feathers
The soft, light parts covering a bird's body that help it fly and stay warm
scales
Small, hard, flat pieces that cover the skin of fish and snakes
herd
A large group of animals, like cows or elephants, that live and move together
tadpole
A baby frog that lives in water and swims with its tail
shelter
A place that keeps you safe from bad weather or danger
habitat
The natural home where a plant or animal finds the food, water and shelter it needs
hibernate
To sleep deeply through the cold winter months
prey
An animal that is hunted and eaten by another animal
migrate
To travel far away when the seasons change, usually to find food or warmth
Tap Play with your class. The list is saved to your teacher library and a game room opens.
Put the six-character code on the board. Students join from any browser, with no accounts and no app.
Everyone races to find and spell the list words. Play again, or change the words in your library first.
lion · elephant · monkey · snake · tiger
run · walk · jump · eat · drink
Sunday · Monday · Tuesday · Wednesday · Thursday
tree · bird · fish · milk · bread
grandmother · grandfather · aunt · uncle · cousin
tomato · cucumber · carrot · potato · grape
Tap Play with your class at the top of this page. With a free teacher account the list opens straight into a game room; you put the code on the board and the class joins.
No. Students type the room code and a nickname in any browser. There is nothing to install and no email to collect.
Yes. Once you start a game the list is saved to your teacher library, where you can add, remove or rewrite words before the next round.