5-Letter Words Ending in W for Kids - List of Essential Vocabulary Words

Can you touch your elbow with your other hand?

When you bend your arm, you can feel the elbow.

Your elbow is the part of your arm that lets you make a 'V' shape.

Can you please pass me a straw so I can drink my milk?" asked the young boy at the dinner table.

Dolphins are known to play with seaweed and even use it as a straw to suck up small fish.

The little girl sipped her juice through a colorful straw at the birthday party.

We can play catch and throw the ball back and forth.

Be careful not to throw your toys too hard, we don't want anyone to get hurt.

It's important to throw trash in the garbage can, not on the floor.

I will allow you to stay up a little later on the weekend.

In class, we allow everyone to take turns with the toys.

Mommy will allow you to have a cookie after dinner.

The cat is hiding below the table.

The roots of a plant are located below the ground.

Your shoes are below the chair where you left them.

The arrow on the map indicated the direction of the nearest zoo for the school field trip.

The archer aimed carefully before releasing the arrow towards the target.

In the news, a picture showed an arrow pointing towards a new playground opening soon.

In the fairy tale, the princess becomes a widow when the prince dies.

My teacher is a widow; her husband passed away last year.

The widow wore black to show she was mourning her husband's death.

The school decided to renew its commitment to recycling by starting a new program.

The city council voted to renew the contract with the local library for another five years.

After the storm, the community came together to renew the playground with fresh paint and new swings.

The sinew is the tough tissue that connects muscles to bones in our bodies.

Hunters in ancient times used animal sinew to create strong bowstrings for their bows.

Learning about the sinew helps us understand how our muscles and bones work together to move our bodies.

The macaw's loud squawks echoed through the jungle, signaling its presence to other birds.

Children were delighted to see the macaw mimic their words, showing off its cleverness.

The colorful macaw flew gracefully through the rainforest, its vibrant feathers shining in the sunlight.

Despite its size, the shrew is known for its voracious appetite, eating nearly its own body weight daily.

The shrew is a tiny mammal with a pointed snout and a high metabolism.

Shrews are skilled hunters, using their keen sense of smell to locate insects, worms, and even small vertebrates.