This is a student generate glossary allowing them to share the variety of names used to describe all those things in our lives that are water related.
fall
autumn
the season after summer
Created by: SpencerG Lyneham High School
Cookies
Biscuits
Created by: JanetR University of Canberra High School Kaleen
asphalt
bitumen
Material roads are paved with
Created by: JudyO USAUS-H2O
Drinking fountain
Bubbler
a fixture with nozzle that delivers a stream of water for drinking
Created by: JudyO USAUS-H2O Last modified by: JordanF Kormilda College
bell peppers
capsicum
Created by: JanetR University of Canberra High School Kaleen
Fries
Chips
Created by: JanetR University of Canberra High School Kaleen
Hurricane
Cyclone
A large rotating weather system that causes extreme winds and rainfall
Created by: MicahR Kormilda College
Coolers
Esky
A box that you put ice in to refrigerate goods
Created by: LeightonS Kormilda College
Faucet
Tap
A device by which the flow of water from a pipe or container can be controlled
Created by: AdrianJ USAUS-H2O
Vacation (Break)
Holiday
A time when people go away, to take a break from home life.
Created by: ImogenT Lyneham High School
jelly
jam
Created by: JanetR University of Canberra High School Kaleen
Ladybug
Lady beetle; Ladybird (British)
Created by: JudyO USAUS-H2O
Elevator
Lift
A mode transport from a lower floor of a building to a higher one.
Created by: ImogenT Lyneham High School
shrimps
prawns
Created by: JanetR University of Canberra High School Kaleen
Elementary School
Primary School
The first education you recieve
Created by: ImogenT Lyneham High School
Gas Station
Servo
a place to refuel cars
Created by: DanielM Kormilda College Last modified by: JordanF Kormilda College
Flip flops
Thongs
a type of footwear
Created by: JesseR Kormilda College
bathing suit
togs,bathers, swimmers, cossie
Something you wear to go swimming in!
Created by: JudyO USAUS-H2O
Tidal wave
Tsunami
a very big wave caused by earth quakes
Created by: JesseR Kormilda College
College (University)
University or a dormitory or community withing a University
College in the US is usually (but not always) used in reference to a tertiary educational facility that provides undergraduate (Bachelors), but generally no (or limited) graduate degrees (i.e. Masters and PhDs). In which case "University" in the US is usually reserved for those tertiary institutions that grant both undergraduate (Bachelors) as well as graduate (Masters and Phd) degrees. In Australia "College" can mean a "high school" as well as a dormitory community on a University Campus. Whereas all tertiary institutions in Australia are termed Universities (never "Colleges") and are often abbreviated to "Uni".
Created by: JudyO USAUS-H2O
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