Words that End in P for Kids - List of Essential Vocabulary Words

When it's time to clean up, I put my toys on the top shelf.

I love to sit on my dad's lap and listen to stories.

After playing outside, I clap my dirty hands to get the dust off.

If I spill my juice, my mom helps me clean the drop.

Before bed, I drink milk from my small cup.

I wash my hands with bubbly soap every day.

When I smile, I can feel my lip move.

Let's take a trip to the playground.

Be careful on the step, it's high!

Watch the children skip rope in the park.

Can I have a sip of your juice?

Look at the fluffy sheep in the field.

Will you help me sweep the leaves?

Don't slap the water, it will splash!

The cute pup loves to jump and play.

Dad will scoop up the ice cream.

After camping, we pack up the tent and map.

When you get a boo-boo, just put on a bandage with a quick zip.

A wasp has a sharp sting, so stay clear!

A stamp is like a special sticker that shows the letter has been paid for.

I like to watch short clips of funny cartoons on my tablet.

When you scratch your head, be gentle to avoid hurting your scalp.

The bird swooped down from the sky to catch a fish in the lake.

My grandma told me that dancing involves moving your hips to the music.

A spider spins a sticky web to trap insects for its meal.

When you snap your fingers, it makes a quick sound like "snap!"

Be careful, the spark can zap you if you touch the electric fence.

The pump at the gas station helps put fuel into the car's tank for it to run.

To open your juice box, you need to grip the straw tightly.

Mom placed a package on the doorstep for the mail carrier to pick up.

The chef used a sharp knife to cut the vegetables for the salad.

When people say "RIP" online, it means "Rest in Peace" and is a way to show respect for someone who has passed away.

The kitten will sometimes nip at my fingers when we play.

Leaves make a crisp sound under our feet in the fall.

You can use a whip to make bubbles with soap and water.

If you sprain your ankle, you might walk with a limp.

When they dip cookies in milk, they taste even better.

Can you jump through the loop at the playground?

I bought a toy for really cheap at the yard sale.

When the magician pulled a rabbit from his hat, everyone let out a loud gasp.

Grandpa likes to stoop down to tie his shoes.

Be careful not to gossip with friends at school.

Orange juice with lots of pulp is my favorite.

Farmers reap the crops in the fall season.

I love it when we rap together on our road trips.

In the story, the brave knight received his lordship.

During recess, my friends and I often form a tight-knit companionship.

A careless trip on the stairs can cause a mishap.

In fairy tales, an imp is often mischievous and tiny.

In some card games, to trump means to have a winning card.

Winning a scholarship can help pay for college.

The king arrived with great pomp for the ceremony.

They watched the birds attempt a synchronized coup in the sky.

During the game, they showed true comradeship by supporting each other.

Wanting to improve her horsemanship, Julie started taking lessons at the local stables.

Sentences for age 14, tailored for comprehension and employment of 'apprenticeship':

After high school, he plans to start an apprenticeship in carpentry.

Her apprenticeship at the bakery taught her the art of making perfect pastries.

The blacksmith offered an apprenticeship to anyone interested in learning the trade.