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HIT	HOSPITAL	HILL	HALF
HAT	HORSE	HUG	HEEL
HIDE	HAND	HAY	HEAVY
HOOK

down 1.

Brandi has a bad cut on her ( ________ ).

Rhymes with land

Definition:
The part of your body at the end of your arm that has one thumb, four fingers, and a palm.

down 2.

I hung my coat on a ( ________ ).

Rhymes with shook

Definition:
A curved metal or plastic object that is used for hanging things.

down 3.

I need new shoes because the ( ________ ) has a hole in it.

Rhymes with peal

Definition:
1. The back part of your foot. This part of your foot may hurt if your shoes are too tight.
2. The back part of a shoe.

down 4.

We put the saddle on our ( ________ ) and took him for a ride through the pasture.

Rhymes with coarse

Definition:
This animal has just one toe on each foot. People have used this animal for centuries to farm land, transport goods, and pull carriages. It is fun to ride this animal through the meadows.

down 5.

Arnie should not have ( ________ ) the ball so hard.

Rhymes with spit

Definition:
To strike something quickly with your hand or with an object. It is not good to do this to your little brother or sister.

down 6.

A cold wind blew my ( ________ ) away.

Rhymes with that

Definition:
A covering that you wear on your head.

down 7.

We climbed the ( ________ ) and had a picnic at the top.

Rhymes with spill

Definition:
An area of high ground that is higher than the land around it, but smaller than a mountain.

across 1.

The horses were standing in the meadow and eating the ( ________ ).

Rhymes with cache

Definition:
Grass that has already been cut and dried. Horses and cattle like to eat this!

across 2.

Kaitlyn's backpack is very ( ________ ).

Rhymes with levy

Definition:
Something that weighs a lot. You may not be able to lift something if it is this.

across 3.

After I got a bad report card, I wanted to ( ________ ) from my parents.

Rhymes with applied

Definition:
1. To put something where other people will not be able to find it.
2. To go somewhere so that no one will be able to find you. Sometimes you may want to do this to get away from everyone.

across 4.

I gave Brandon a ( ________ ) when he returned home from his trip.

Rhymes with dug

Definition:
To put your arms around someone and to hold your arms tight.

across 7.

My grandmother is very sick, so she is in the ( ________ ).

Definition:
A health facility where patients receive treatment from doctors and nurses.

across 8.

Fold the paper this way and cut it in ( ________ ).

Rhymes with staff

Definition:
One of two equal parts of something.

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