year
A period of twelve months, or the time Earth takes to go around the sun once.
old
Having lived or existed for many years; not new.
sing
To make musical sounds with your voice.
front
The part or side of something that faces forward; also the area where action or danger is happening.
whole
Complete or full, with no part missing or divided.
school
A place where children or adults go to learn.
know
To have information, understanding, or experience of something.
song
A short piece of music with words for singing.
goes
The third-person singular form of go: moves, travels, or happens in a particular way.
deer
A wild animal with long legs; males often have antlers.
female
Relating to women, girls, or the sex that can produce eggs or bear young.
golden
Having the bright yellow color of gold; also very good or valuable.
sun
The star that gives Earth light and heat.
basically
Used to say the main or simple truth about something.
got
The past form of get: received, became, reached, or understood something.
really
Used to say something is true, strong, or more than expected.
nervous
Worried or afraid about something that may happen.
missed
The past form of miss: failed to hit, catch, notice, attend, or reach something.
start
To begin doing something or to make something begin.
singing
The activity of making music with the voice.
syllable
A unit of pronunciation that contains one vowel sound.
sound
Something that you hear, or the quality of what is heard.
like
Similar to someone or something, or in the same way as them.
lot
A large amount or number; also an area of land used for a purpose.
messed
The past form of mess: made something untidy, confused, or wrong.
entire
Including every part, person, or thing.
tune
A simple melody or series of musical notes.
went
The past form of go: moved or traveled to another place.
name
A word or group of words used to identify a person, place, or thing.
call
A spoken request, phone conversation, or decision by an official.
long
Measuring a great distance or time from one end to the other.
way
A method, direction, route, or manner of doing something.
note
A short written message, a record, or a single musical sound.
follow
To go after someone or something, or to accept instructions or information.
jam
A sweet food made by cooking fruit with sugar.
course
A set of lessons, or the direction in which something moves.
real
Existing in fact, not imagined, false, or artificial.
challenge
A difficult task or problem that tests someone’s ability.
throw
To send something through the air by moving your arm quickly.
wood
The hard material from trees, used for building, furniture, and fuel.
once
One time only; also at some time in the past.
girl
A female child or young woman.
say
To speak words, express an idea, or give information.
showed
The past form of show: let someone see something or made something clear.
along
From one end or side of something toward another.
room
A part of a building with walls, a floor, and a ceiling; also empty space.
ok
Acceptable, safe, or satisfactory, but not especially good.
oh
A sound used to show surprise, pain, understanding, or another quick feeling.
trolley
A small wheeled cart, or a vehicle that runs on tracks or electric wires.
market
A place where people buy and sell goods.
singer
A person who sings, especially as a job or performance.
says
The third-person form of say: speaks words or gives information.
face
The front part of the head, including eyes, nose, and mouth.
evening
The part of the day between late afternoon and night.
life
The condition of being alive; also the way someone lives.
difficult
Hard to do, understand, or deal with.
applause
The sound of people clapping to show approval.
