Store 0
Alphabet Section

Words Starting with Letter 'S'

Showing 60 of 2,895 words (Page 3 of 49).

S
Saltant /saltant/
Noun Grade-2

Leaping, jumping, or dancing about with a lot of energy and lively movement.

Saltate /saltate/
Verb Grade-2

To leap, jump, or dance around with lots of energetic hops and skips across the room.

Saltcat /saltcat/
Noun Grade-2

A lump made of salt and other tasty ingredients placed in a birdhouse to attract pet pigeons.

Salter /salter/
Noun Grade-2

A worker whose job is to preserve and treat food using lots of salt.

Saltern /saltern/
Noun Grade-2

An outdoor pond or building where sea water is evaporated so people can collect the leftover salt.

Saltier /saltier/
Noun Grade-2

Having a much stronger taste or flavor of salt, like a big mouthful of ocean water or extra-seasoned pretzels.

Salting /salting/
Noun Grade-2

Adding salt to food to give it a tastier flavor or help keep it fresh for a longer time.

Saltish /saltish/
Adjective Grade-2

Tasting a little bit salty, like crackers with a light sprinkle of table salt on top.

Saltly /saltly/
Adverb Grade-2

Tasting strongly of salt, like a delicious pretzel or a potato chip right out of the bag.

Salty /salty/
Noun Grade-1

Having a sharp taste that reminds you of ocean water or table salt sprinkled on hot french fries.

Salute /salute/
Verb Grade-2

To raise your hand to your forehead to show respect, especially when you are in the military.

Saluter /saluter/
Noun Grade-2

A person who gives a polite sign of greeting or respect, like a military wave.

Salvage /salvage/
Noun Grade-2

To save something useful from being completely ruined or lost, like rescuing a toy from a puddle.

Salve /salve/
Noun Grade-1

A soothing, greasy ointment that you rub gently onto a scraped knee or skin burn to help it heal.

Salver /salver/
Noun Grade-2

A flat tray, usually made of metal, used for serving food or drinks.

Salvia /salvia/
Noun Grade-2

A colorful garden plant that grows tall spikes of bright red, purple, or blue flowers which hummingbirds love.

Salvo /salvo/
Noun Grade-1

A loud, sudden firing of many guns or cannons all at the exact same time during a celebration.

Salvor /salvor/
Noun Grade-2

A person who helps rescue a sunken or damaged ship and its cargo.

Sam /sam/
Noun Kindergarten

A common shortened nickname for the boy's given name Samuel.

Samaj /samaj/
Noun Grade-1

A community, society, or organized gathering of people who share common values.

Samara /samara/
Noun Grade-2

A dry, flat seed with a papery wing, like those found on maple trees.

Samarra /samarra/
Noun Grade-2

Alternative spelling of samara, which is a dry, winged seed from a tree, often called a helicopter seed.

Sambo /sambo/
Noun Grade-1

A traditional narrow wooden boat used for traveling or fishing on rivers in parts of Asia.

Sambuke /sambuke/
Noun Grade-2

An old-fashioned musical instrument with strings, played by plucking like a harp to make lovely music.

Same /same/
Noun Grade-1

Being exactly alike in every way or not different from something else you are comparing it to.

Samian /samian/
Adjective Grade-2

Relating to Samos, an island in Greece, or its people and culture.

Samiel /samiel/
Noun Grade-2

A very hot, dry, and dusty wind that blows suddenly in the desert.

Samisen /samisen/
Noun Grade-2

A traditional Japanese musical instrument with three strings that is played with a pick.

Samite /samite/
Noun Grade-2

A heavy, rich silk fabric, often woven with gold or silver threads, used for fancy medieval clothes.

Sammier /sammier/
Noun Grade-2

More like a sandwich, such as having yummy fillings pressed tightly between two slices of bread.

Samoan /samoan/
Adjective Grade-2

Relating to Samoa, a beautiful island country located in the Pacific Ocean, or its native people.

Samovar /samovar/
Noun Grade-2

A metal urn used to boil water for tea, especially in Russia.

Samp /samp/
Noun Grade-1

Coarsely ground dried corn kernels that are boiled in water and eaten like a warm porridge.

Sampan /sampan/
Noun Grade-2

A small, flat-bottomed wooden boat used for traveling on rivers and harbors in parts of Asia.

Sample /sample/
Noun Grade-2

A small piece or amount of something that lets you see what the whole thing is like, such as a tiny taste of fruit.

Sampler /sampler/
Noun Grade-2

A piece of cloth sewn with different embroidery stitches and patterns.

Samshu /samshu/
Noun Grade-2

A strong alcoholic drink made in China, usually brewed from fermented rice.

Samson /samson/
Noun Grade-2

A famous hero from the Bible who was widely known for having incredible, super-human strength.

Samurai /samurai/
Noun Grade-2

A member of a powerful military class in old Japan who fought with swords.

Sanable /sanable/
Adjective Grade-2

Able to be healed, cured, or made healthy again after being sick or hurt.

Sancho /sancho/
Noun Grade-2

A term used in some Spanish-speaking regions to refer to a secret boyfriend or romantic lover.

Sanctum /sanctum/
Noun Grade-2

A private, quiet place where you can go to be safe and alone.

Sanctus /sanctus/
Noun Grade-2

A holy song or hymn of praise that is sung during special church services.

Sand /sand/
Noun Grade-1

Tiny, loose grains of worn-down rock and minerals found in great numbers on ocean beaches and in hot deserts.

Sandal /sandal/
Noun Grade-2

A light shoe with straps that hold it on your foot, worn in warm weather.

Sanded /sanded/
Noun Grade-2

Rubbed carefully with rough sandpaper to make a wooden surface completely smooth.

Sanders /sanders/
Noun Grade-2

A handy power tool with sandpaper on it that people use to make rough pieces of wood smooth.

Sandix /sandix/
Noun Grade-2

An old chemical name for a bright red lead paint or orange-red pigment used in past centuries.

Sandman /sandman/
Noun Grade-2

A friendly imaginary person in stories who sprinkles sleepy sand in children's eyes to help them fall asleep.

Sandy /sandy/
Noun Grade-1

Covered in or full of tiny grains of rock, just like a fun beach at the ocean.

Sane /sane/
Noun Grade-1

Having a healthy, clear mind that helps a person make safe and smart choices.

Sanga /sanga/
Noun Grade-1

A traditional breed of cattle native to Africa that is easily recognized by its very large horns.

Sanhita /sanhita/
Noun Grade-2

A collection of ancient Hindu sacred texts, hymns, or laws put together in a book.

Sanicle /sanicle/
Noun Grade-2

A type of woodland plant with small white, pink, or yellow flowers.

Sanies /sanies/
Noun Grade-2

A watery, reddish liquid that sometimes comes out of an infected wound or sore as it heals.

Sanious /sanious/
Adjective Grade-2

Containing a thin, watery liquid mixed with blood from a wound.

Sanity /sanity/
Noun Grade-2

The state of having a healthy and normal mind where you can think clearly and make good choices.

Sanjak /sanjak/
Noun Grade-2

A historical district or province in the old Ottoman Empire.

Sankha /sankha/
Noun Grade-2

A conch shell used as a trumpet in Hindu rituals and ceremonies.

Sankhya /sankhya/
Noun Grade-2

One of the main schools of ancient Indian philosophy that focuses on numbers and nature.

Get Free Daily Worksheets in Your Inbox

Join parents & teachers receiving free printable activities every week.

Why Parents & Teachers Trust Us

Designed for Screen-Free, Real Brain Growth

Instant PDF Downloads

One-click access to thousands of high-resolution printable activity sheets.

100% Ad-Free & Safe

Zero pop-up ads or distractions — a clean, safe learning environment for kids.

Hands-On Pencil Power

Pencil-to-paper exercises that develop fine motor control and writing confidence.

Curriculum Aligned (K–6)

Crafted by educators for Preschool, Kindergarten, and Grades 1 to 6.

Active Brain Building

Logic puzzles, mazes, and math challenges that build real focus and thinking skills.

15-Minute Daily Wins

Bite-sized worksheets that give children pride and joy of completion every day.