3-Letter Words Ending in Y for Kids - List of Essential Vocabulary Words

Look at the boy playing with the ball in the park.

Sometimes children cry when they feel sad, scared, or upset.

We play outside during the day when the sun is up.

We can pretend to fly like superheroes in our game.

We need a key to unlock the door and go inside our house.

Can you say "mommy" and "daddy"? Those are the words we use to call our parents.

I love playing with my toy car, zooming it around the room.

Let's try to put the puzzle pieces together and make a picture.

Why is the grass green?

After we wash our hands, we need to dry them with a towel.

Your clothes are dry now, we can put them away.

When it's sunny and hot outside, the mud will dry and become hard.

Your dad is a nice guy, isn't he?

Do you see that guy over there? He's wearing a funny hat.

Let's invite that guy to play with us in the sandbox.

When it rains, clouds cover the sky, and we see raindrops falling down.

The sky is blue during the day and filled with stars at night.

Birds fly high up in the sky and build nests in trees.

My mom will buy groceries from the supermarket today.

My mom taught me how to fry an egg for breakfast.

The hay smelled sweet and fresh, making the animals excited for mealtime.

Be careful when you step outside, the sidewalk is icy.

The workers lay down bricks to build the new school.

You may play with the blocks after you clean up.

Daddy gives the pizza delivery person money to pay for our dinner.

The shy puppy wagged its tail timidly when approached by a new friend.

Use your words to say if you want to go this way or that way.

You can choose any book you want to read before bed.

Can you find any green crayons in the art box?

Is there any cookies left in the cookie jar?

Opening presents on my birthday brought me so much joy.

I felt a sense of joy when I scored a goal in soccer.

Going to the park and playing on the swings fills me with joy.

A story in the news talked about a scientist who studies rays of light to learn about energy.

In math, a ray starts at one point and goes on forever in one direction.

Did you know that a laser pointer shoots out a straight ray of light?

A rainbow is made up of colorful rays of light.

The sun's rays are warm and make us feel happy.

Today we learned about a sun ray, which is light coming from the sun," the teacher explained in class.

San Francisco Bay is a famous bay in California.

We went to the bay to see the boats sailing.

A bay is a body of water that is partially surrounded by land.

The curious squirrel tried to pry open the acorn with its tiny paws.

I tried to pry open the rusty treasure chest with a stick I found on the beach.

Mom had to pry the toy car from my little brother's hands to clean it.

The sly cat pretended to be asleep, waiting for the perfect moment to pounce on the toy mouse.

Despite his innocent smile, Timmy had a sly plan to sneak extra cookies from the jar.

The sly fox quietly approached the henhouse, trying to catch the chickens off guard.

The spy carefully listened in on the enemy's conversation to gather valuable intelligence.

Spies are secret agents who gather information for their country without being detected.

In the news, spies are often portrayed as wearing disguises and using cool gadgets.

Sty is another word for a pigpen where pigs live on a farm.

The farmer built a sturdy sty to keep the pigs safe and comfortable.

In the story, the little pig wandered out of the sty to explore the farmyard.

The knight shouted "nay" when the king asked if he was afraid of the dragon.

The vote to ban plastic bags in our city was met with a resounding "nay" from the council members.

She shook her head and said "nay" when asked if she wanted another slice of cake.

The detective noticed the suspect's coy smile, suspecting there was more to the story.

The politician's coy response left the reporters wondering about the true intentions behind the statement.

The coy cat cautiously approached the bird feeder, trying not to startle the birds.

Airplanes fly in the sky, but they are much bigger than any bird.

Birds can fly high in the sky with their wings spread wide.

When you see a butterfly, watch how gracefully it can fly from flower to flower.

In the news, they talked about how some animals can fly long distances without getting tired.

We can pretend to fly like superheroes in our game.

See the airplane fly above the clouds!

Birds can fly high up in the sky, flapping their wings.

The bird can fly high in the sky.

Superheroes in movies can fly across cities to save the day, just like a bird!

The key to solving a puzzle is looking at all the pieces carefully.

In the story, the rabbit had a magic key that opened doors to secret gardens.

She found a colorful key that opens the door to the secret garden in her storybook.

We need a key to unlock the door and go inside our house.

In the story, the rabbit found a golden key to open the treasure chest.

In the treasure map game, finding the golden key means you win the treasure chest!

A key can open locks on doors, but also help us solve math problems by giving us clues.

The key on the toy piano makes a pretty sound when you press it.

I have a special key that opens my toy box and I can play with my toys.

She found a key under the mat and pretended it was for opening a treasure chest.

Daddy uses a key to start the car and take us for a ride.

The key to solving the puzzle was to count all the blue blocks.

A story in the news talked about a scientist who studies rays of light to learn about energy.

The weather news talked about a ray of sunshine coming out after the rain.

Did you know that a laser pointer shoots out a straight ray of light?

A rainbow is made up of colorful rays of light.

The sun's rays are warm and make us feel happy.

In math, a ray starts at one point and goes on forever in one direction.

A ray can also mean a line of light that shines from the sun or a lamp.

Today we learned about a sun ray, which is light coming from the sun," the teacher explained in class.

The builders lay bricks to make strong walls for houses.

Farmers lay seeds in the ground in spring to grow crops for us to eat.

I like to lay down on the grass and look at the clouds.

Birds lay eggs in nests to keep them safe and warm.

The workers lay down bricks to build the new school.

Every morning, the farmer checks to see if the hens lay any eggs.

In history, we learn about how people used to lay stones to build strong castles.

Farmers hope their hens will lay many eggs to sell at the market.

Birds lay eggs in nests to keep them safe until they hatch.

My cat likes to lay on the couch and take a nap.

Let's lay our toys neatly in the toy box after playing.