Vocabulary:
• A bird (noun): A feathered animal with wings that lays eggs.
Example: The robin is a small bird.
• A cat (noun): A small, furry animal that is often kept as a pet.
Example: My cat likes to sleep in the sun.
• A chicken (noun): A bird that is raised on farms for its eggs and meat.
Example: We had fried chicken for dinner.
• A cow (noun): A large farm animal with horns, often kept for its milk and meat.
Example: The cow grazed peacefully in the field.
• A dog (noun): A domesticated animal that is known for its loyalty to humans.
Example: His dog follows him everywhere.
• A fish (noun): An animal that lives in water and has fins and scales.
Example: We saw colorful fish in the aquarium.
• A horse (noun): A large animal with hooves that is used for riding and pulling carts.
Example: She enjoys riding her horse in the countryside.
• A lion (noun): A large, powerful carnivorous cat found in Africa.
Example: The lion roared loudly in the zoo.
• A mouse (noun): A small rodent with a pointed snout and a long tail.
Example: There was a tiny mouse in the kitchen.
• A pig (noun): A farm animal with a stout body and a snout, raised for meat.
Example: They keep pigs on their farm.
• A rabbit (noun): A small mammal with long ears and a fluffy tail.
Example: The children fed carrots to the rabbit.
• A sheep (noun): A woolly animal raised for its wool and meat.
Example: The sheep were grazing in the pasture.
• A starfish (noun): A marine animal with a shape resembling a star, typically with five arms radiating from a central body.
Example: We found a beautiful starfish on the beach during our vacation.
• A tiger (noun): A large carnivorous cat with orange fur and black stripes.
Example: We saw a tiger at the zoo.