n. something that can be seen or sensed; v. to express dislike or disapproval
Find the yellow object. OR The children never object to having fun.
Find the yellow object. OR The children never object to having fun.
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What object did Tom tell Hatty to put in the same spot every time?
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Which object gives off light and heat?
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What is the path an object follows around another object?
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What caused Mrs. Evers to object to the programs Trudy watched?
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What familiar object did Chris recognize in the video?
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What object did Roo take with her on the train trip to her uncle's house?
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What did Zita want to do to the object she found in the meteor crater?
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What object made Kasey's friend stop hurting Alexis?
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What object does Drew play fetch with Diggory Doo?
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Who got the object the child dropped?
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What heavy object was SpongeBob carrying in the beginning of the story?
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What object does Sophie carry around with her?
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What object does Mrs. Granger have on her keyring?
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What was the round object in their suitcase?
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item; thing; protest
nothing; approve
2 syllables
ob-ject
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