Monkey.

A type of animal that is closely related to apes and humans and that has a long tail and usually lives in trees.

Moon.

The large round object that circles the Earth and that shines at night by reflecting light from the sun.

Moose.

A large animal with very large, flat antlers that lives in forests in the northern part of America, Europe, and Asia.

Mouse.

A very small animal that has a pointed nose and a long, thin tail.

Nest.

The place where a bird lays its eggs and takes care of its young.

Nine.

The number 9.

Number.

A word or symbol (such as “five” or “16”) that represents a specific amount or quantity.

Nurse.

A person who is trained to care for sick or injured people and who usually works in a hospital or doctor's office.

Oak.

A type of tree that grows in northern parts of the world and that produces acorns.

Ocean.

The salt water that covers much of the Earth's surface.

Octopus.

A sea animal that has a soft body and eight long arms.

Ostrich.

A very large African bird that runs very fast but cannot fly.

Panda.

A large animal with black-and-white fur that looks like a bear, lives in China, and eats mostly bamboo shoots.

Penguin.

A black-and-white bird that cannot fly, that uses its wings for swimming, and that lives in or near the Antarctic.

Pig.

An animal that has a fat body with short legs, a small tail, and a wide nose and that is raised on a farm or lives in the wild.

Pumpkin.

A large, round, orange vegetable used as food and sometimes as a decoration.