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

We count to ten when playing hide-and-seek.

Let's read the story together.

Use your toe to touch your nose. Can you do it?

You spun the top, and it whirled and spun!

We can share our toys and play together at the playdate.

When you're learning to ride a bike, it's okay to try and try again until you get it right.

At Grandma's house, we have a big tub with lots of bubbles for our bath.

Daddy wore a blue tie to work today.

Mommy helped me tie my shoes this morning.

The cat likes to play with a string that looks like a tie.

Look, there are two puppies playing in the park. They look so happy!"

Can you count how many apples you have? Let's see, you have two apples!"

Mommy gave me two cookies for snack time. Yummy!"

Mom asked me to tap her shoulder gently if I needed help with my homework.

I like to tap my feet to the music when I hear my favorite song playing.

The plumber fixed the leaky tap in the kitchen so now it doesn't drip water.

Grandma likes to have a cup of tea with cookies in the afternoon.

Mommy and Daddy drink tea in the morning.

I love having tea parties with my stuffed animals.

A tip is a small piece of advice or helpful information that can make things easier.

If you see something interesting happening, you can give a tip to the news reporter.

When you go to a restaurant, it's nice to leave a tip for the waiter or waitress.

Please don't jump too high on the trampoline, it's not safe.

Tommy is too tired to play outside today.

I love ice cream too, just like you!

At the park, the siblings had a friendly tug contest to see who was stronger.

The children played tug-of-war during recess, pulling the rope with all their might.

The puppy loves to play tug with its favorite chew toy, wagging its tail happily.

We made a robot out of old tins and boxes in art class.

The tin roof on the barn made a loud noise when it rained.

I ate my lunch from a tin can during our picnic.

After playing outside all day, Sarah got a tan on her arms from the sun.

In the summer, many people enjoy going to the beach to swim and get a tan under the warm sun.

The weather report says it will be sunny this weekend, so remember to wear sunscreen to avoid getting a tan.

The road was sticky because it was covered in tar.

Tar is a thick, black substance that comes from melting coal.

We use tar to make roads and roofs because it is waterproof and durable.

A ton is a big number that adults use to measure really heavy things, like cars or elephants.

In math, we learned that one ton is equal to 2,000 pounds, which is really heavy!

If you have a ton of apples, you have a lot of apples!

When we visited the zoo, we found out that an elephant can weigh up to 6 tons.

A big truck can carry a load weighing several tons, much more than a car.

A ton is a very heavy weight, equal to 2,000 pounds.

When we talk about recycling, we learn that saving one ton of paper can save a lot of trees.

The elephant weighed as much as a ton, making it one of the heaviest animals on land.

Did you know that one ton is the same as 2,000 pounds? That's as heavy as a small car!

Taxes are money that people pay to the government to help fund public services like schools and roads.

Some adults pay income tax, which is a percentage of the money they earn from their jobs.

When you buy a toy, a small part of the money you spend goes towards paying taxes.

Dad had to tow the boat to the lake for our weekend fishing trip.

The tractor was used to tow the heavy logs to the sawmill for processing.

The tow truck arrived to help move the broken-down car off the road.

The discovery of King Tut's tomb in the Valley of the Kings amazed the world.

You have ten crayons to color with.

If you have ten cookies, you have enough to share with your friends.

The playful puppy found ten colorful balls to play with in the park.

Ten is the number after nine and before eleven.

When we count to ten, we use all our fingers.

We count to ten when playing hide-and-seek.

There are ten little ducks swimming in the pond.

In the story, the little hero had ten adventures, each more exciting than the last.

When we count to ten, we start from one and end with ten, just like the numbers on our fingers.

When we learned about weight, our teacher said a ton is 2,000 pounds.

A big truck can carry about one ton of sand to the construction site.

The elephant at the zoo weighs almost as much as two tons!