Children's Activities

noun a colored stick of wax or chalk used for writing or drawing

• The artist carefully selected each crayon for their latest masterpiece.
• Can you pass me that green crayon over there?
• I love doodling with these colorful crayons.
• Her words painted a vivid picture, as if she was using a crayon to draw emotions.

noun a set of clothes worn for a particular occasion or activity

verb to put on special clothes in order to change one's appearance or role

• For the gala event, she decided to dress up in a stunning evening gown.
• Let's dress up and go out for a nice dinner tonight.
• I love to dress up and hit the clubs on the weekends.
• She always tries to dress up her failures as successes.

noun a twisting or turning movement

verb to move with short, quick movements from side to side

• The scientist observed the tiny microorganisms wiggle under the microscope.
• She couldn't help but wiggle with excitement when she saw her favorite band perform live.
• I dare you to wiggle your way out of this situation.
• The politician tried to wiggle out of answering the tough questions during the interview.

noun A club specifically for children, often offering activities, events, or programs for kids to participate in

• The hotel offers a supervised kids’ club for younger guests to enjoy various activities.
• Hey, have you checked out the kids’ club at the resort? It's pretty cool.
• I heard the kids’ club at the community center is lit with fun stuff to do.
• Joining the book club felt like being part of a kids’ club for adults who love reading.

noun a type of colorful rubber bands used in crafting to create various items such as bracelets, necklaces, and keychains

• The children spent hours creating intricate designs with loom bands.
• My niece loves making loom band bracelets for her friends.
• I used to be obsessed with making loom bands back in the day.
• The deadline for the project was looming like a pile of unfinished loom bands.

adjective a slang term derived from 'crazy', used to describe something as extreme or intense

• The artist used a variety of crayons to create a colorful masterpiece.
• I found a box of crayons in the drawer, wanna color with me?
• That new movie was cray, you have to see it!
• Her emotions were all over the place, it was like a crayon box that had been shaken up.