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I keep you cozy when it's breezy, You pull me over your head with ease, see? I'm a soft, warm shirt, but not for dress up.
Hints
It is an item of clothing worn on your upper body (like a shirt).
It is usually made of fleece or cotton and is thicker than a regular T-shirt, so it is warm.
The first part of the word tells you it helps you when you are doing something that makes you sweat a little bit! It's a type of shirt.
2
I have no face, but I cover your head. I keep you safe when you ride on the sled, Or on your bike, or scooter too. I protect your brain, it’s what I do! I often have a strap that goes under your chin.
Hints
I am designed to be hard on the outside and soft inside to cushion a bump or fall.
You must wear me before you ride your bicycle or skateboard to keep your head safe.
3
I have a head but no brain to think, I have one bright eye that starts to blink. I chase away the shadows deep and dark, But I need a battery to leave my mark.
Hints
I often have a switch or a button that you have to flick or press to make my "eye" turn on.
I am very useful when the power goes out at night, or when you are exploring a dark cave.
My main job is to create a strong beam of light in the darkness.
4
I have no legs, but I can stretch very far. I can tie things tightly, no matter where you are. I can pull heavy things, or help you climb up high. I get smaller when you cut me, though I never cry!
Hints
I am often measured by my length and can be made from natural fibers like hemp or man-made plastics.
I am a very useful tool for sailing (on a boat) or for tying up a bundle of things together.
You can use me to make a knot, or you might use me to play a game called tug-of-war.
5
I have a face, but I wear no clothes. I have a tiny needle that always knows which way, even when you roam. I help you find your way back home.
Hints
Explorers often use me when they are completely lost in the wilderness or out on the ocean.
My moving part is a magnetized needle that always points toward the North Pole.
I show you the Cardinal Directions (North, South, East, West).
6
I have a mouth but never speak a word. I dance and leap, though I have no feet heard. People gather close to see my bright glow, And I get smaller the longer I grow.
Hints
This is often the center of a gathering when people are camping outside at night.
It is built with wood and used for both light and for cooking food like marshmallows.
It is a controlled fire that provides heat and is usually made in a circle of rocks.
7
I have cities, but no houses inside. I have roads, but no cars can ride. I can show you mountains and rivers too, But I'm flat and small, just for you! You can fold me up when your trip is done.
Hints
I use a legend or key to help you understand what all the little pictures and colors mean.
I am an image of a real place that helps you with directions and shows you the scale of the area.
Before you use a GPS on a phone, people used me to find their way from one location to another.
8
I am a long journey, but you don't use a car. I take you high up to see views from afar. You need good shoes and a backpack to start, And I'm better for the body and good for the heart.
Hints
This activity usually takes place on a trail or path in a forest or up a mountain.
The main thing you do is walk, but it's much longer and harder than just taking a walk around the neighborhood.
It's a fun way to spend time out in nature and see beautiful scenery.
9
I have a pointed nose but cannot smell. I float on the river, doing quite well. You sit down low, using a paddle to steer, And watch the shore go by, far and near. You move silently without any motor noise.
Hints
This activity uses a long, thin, light boat that is typically open on top and moves best in calm water.
You need at least one paddle (and often two people paddling) to make the boat move forward.
It's a way to travel on the water that involves sitting down and is often done on a river or a lake.
10
I have a smell that you might not love, But I keep tiny biters far above. I don't hurt them, but they hate my scent, I keep your skin safe, where I am sent. You spray me on before you go outside.
Hints
I am often applied to exposed skin or clothing to create an invisible barrier when you're outside.
I help stop you from getting itchy red spots caused by tiny flying insects, especially when you are near water or in the woods.
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