3-Letter Words That Start with O for Kids - List of Essential Vocabulary Words

The teacher says we should turn the TV off before leaving.

You can play with your friends once nap time is over and you're off your mat.

We take our hats off when we come inside the classroom.

The toy car is old; it belonged to your older brother.

Grandma has an old photo album filled with pictures from when she was little.

You have one crayon to color the picture.

Let's count to one and put one puzzle piece in the puzzle.

During snack time, you can have one apple or one banana.

The birds are flying out of their nests.

Take your toys out of the box and let's play together.

Our teacher reads us a story before naptime.

We say our names when we take turns speaking.

We share our toys with our friends in the classroom.

3. Let's pretend we're pirates and use brooms as oars to sail the ship!

1. The rowboat uses oars to paddle across the lake.

2. I held the oar and helped Papa steer the boat.

Each child has their own seat at the circle time.

I have my own teddy bear that I sleep with every night.

You can draw a picture on your own, using your favorite crayons.

The clown's big shoes looked odd next to his tiny car.

The cat wearing a hat was an odd sight in the grocery store.

The odd-shaped fruit made the children giggle with curiosity.

I saw an owl perched on a tree branch during our nature walk.

The zoo welcomed a baby owl, and it quickly became everyone's favorite.

We learned that owls are nocturnal animals that hunt for food at night.

The owl hooted softly in the dark night.

Owls can turn their heads almost all the way around, which helps them see in every direction.

At night, the owl uses its big eyes to see and hunt for food.

An owl can turn its head almost all the way around to see behind it.

In today's news, a rare owl species was spotted in the local park, exciting bird watchers.

The owl hooted softly in the night, looking for its next meal.

The acorns fall from the oak tree during the autumn season.

An oak tree can grow really tall and provide shade for animals and people.

The big tree in the park with strong branches is an oak tree.

Oil can be found deep underground and is used for making gasoline.

The chef used olive oil to make the salad dressing.

Dad put oil on the bicycle chain to make it run smoothly.

I didn't have enough money for the toy, so I owe my friend $5.

If you borrow my pencil, you owe me a favor in return.

At the end of the game, the losing team owes the winning team a rematch.

The song on the radio would oft remind her of happy memories.

He was oft praised for his excellent performance in school.

I opened my poetry book and started writing an ode to nature.

In Ancient Greece, poets often wrote odes to honor gods, heroes, or important events.

We learned about odes in English class and wrote our own to celebrate our favorite books.

The scientist studied the green orb under a microscope to understand its structure.

The full moon appeared as a bright orb in the night sky.

The ancient map depicted the world as a flat orb.

Miners extract valuable metals like gold and silver from ore.

Smelting is the process of extracting metal from ore by heat.

Iron ore is used in the production of steel.

Olm can survive for long periods without food, making them fascinating creatures to study.

With its pale, almost translucent skin, the olm is well-adapted to its dark underground habitat.

The olm, also known as the "human fish," is a unique aquatic salamander found in caves.

At night, the owl uses its big eyes to spot tiny animals to eat.

The zoo welcomed a baby owl, and everyone is excited to visit it.