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July 6, 2024

Game

SAW
DOG
JUG
BOTTLE
PHONE
FREEZE
CELL
SPOONS
MOBILE
PROTEIN
RATTLE
ATOM
WASHBOARD
PRICE
MOLECULE
CRIB

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BIOLOGICAL BUILDING BLOCKS


Basic units of biological matter

  • ATOM: The smallest unit of a chemical element, consisting of protons, neutrons, and electrons.
  • CELL: The basic structural, functional, and biological unit of all living organisms.
  • MOLECULE: A group of atoms bonded together, representing the smallest fundamental unit of a chemical compound.
  • PROTEIN: A molecule composed of amino acids, essential for various biological functions.

PURCHASES FOR A BABY


Items commonly bought for a baby

  • BOTTLE: A container used to feed babies liquids such as milk or formula.
  • CRIB: A bed for a baby, typically with high sides to prevent the baby from falling out.
  • MOBILE: A hanging toy suspended above a crib to entertain or soothe a baby.
  • RATTLE: A toy that makes noise when shaken, used to amuse babies.

OBJECTS PLAYED AS INSTRUMENTS


Everyday objects used as musical instruments

  • JUG: A large container used to produce sound by blowing across its opening.
  • SAW: A tool used to cut wood or other materials, played by bending and striking or bowing.
  • SPOONS: Utensils used for eating, played by striking them against each other or another surface.
  • WASHBOARD: A board with a ribbed surface used for washing clothes, played by rubbing or scraping objects against it.

___ TAG


Different types of 'tag' games or labels

  • DOG: An identification tag worn by pets, usually with their name and owner's contact information.
  • FREEZE: A game where players must stop moving when 'freeze' is called.
  • PHONE: A tag containing a phone number for identification or contact purposes.
  • PRICE: A label indicating the cost of an item for sale.