School

noun - something that is done, a task in a textbook that should be done

noun - type of mathematics that involves working with numbers, e.g. adding, subtracting, multiplying etc.

noun - a thing which you use to carry things in, it can be made of paper or thin plastic, or of strong leather or cloth

noun - a science that studies living things, e.g. people, animals, plants etc.

noun - a dark board used in a school, the teacher writes on it with a piece of chalk

noun - a story or other written work printed on paper and fastened together, it has a cover and many pages inside

noun - a short period between lessons or at work, when you can rest

noun - a small machine which helps you do simple mathematics

noun - a small case with a tape in it that is used for playing and recording music etc.

noun - a machine used for playing music or other things from a tape

noun - a room in a school where the lessons take place, there are usually desks and chairs for students and the teacher, a blackboard, etc.

noun - a small instrument that is used to draw perfect circles

noun - a machine that can be used to do maths, type, draw, play games, watch videos, listen to music, surf the internet etc.

noun - the study of computers

noun - a stick of colored wax used to write or draw in different colours

noun - the language used in the Czech Republic

noun - a kind of table which you use for work, studying, etc.

noun - a thing made of wood or glass etc, which you open in order to get in or out of a building, car etc.

noun - the teaching and training of people

noun - the language of the UK, Australia, America etc.

noun - a small book where students take notes, do exercises etc.

noun - the study of our planet, countries, cities etc.

noun - a mark that you get at school for a test or exam

verb - to finish the studies at a high school, college or university

noun - the director of a school (male)

noun - an apparatus that you put on your head and it plays music etc. through small speakers directly into your ears

noun - the study of the past

noun - the period of time when you do not go to school or work and can travel and relax instead

noun - the work that students usually get at school to do at home

noun - a piece of furniture with four legs, that you usually sit on when you are at the table

noun - a white or coloured stick that teachers usually use when they write on the blackboard

verb - to do a dishonest thing, to do something against the rules

noun - a system of communication that uses words etc.

noun - a period in which a student studies a subject with a teacher, a part of a school day

noun, British English - the study of numbers

noun - a thing fastened to a wall on which you can put notices, pictures, sheets with important information etc.

noun - thin material that books are made of, it is used for writing on etc.

noun - a thing which you use to write with, usually in blue ink

noun - a thing which you use for writing or drawing, it is usually made of wood

noun - a small case in which you can carry pens, pencils etc.

noun - a school subject in which you do excercise, play games or do other sports

noun - the study of natural forces

noun, British English - a small object which you can use to remove something which you have written in pencil

noun - a straight plastic or wooden thing which you can use for drawing straight lines and for measuring centimetres or inches

noun - a tool used for cutting things, such as paper, hair, etc., it consists of two long, sharp pieces of metal

noun - a small object or a tool that is used to make something sharp (such as a pencil, a knife etc.)

noun - the building where children and young people go in order to study, the institution that provides education

noun - a person who goes to school regularly in order to prepare for a future job

noun - a person who teaches in a school, works with children and helps them with learning

verb - to speak angrily to somebody who has done something bad

noun - one of the two parts of a year at a school or university

noun - the act of checking whether something is true or works properly etc.

noun - a book used by students to study from

noun - a box with a glass screen, where we can watch films, series and other programmes

noun - a flat piece of glass in a wooden or plastic frame in a wall, it usually opens, and you can look through it