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Using only the letters in the words "EASTER EGG" make a word that describes a wall in China.

Great. The Great Wall of China is the longest wall on earth.

Using only the letters in the words EASTER EGG make a word for what you might put into a car to make it go.

Gas. Gas (short for gasoline, also called "petrol") is the liquid that your car uses for fuel.

Using only the letters in the words EASTER EGG, make a word for the direction that is opposite of west.

East. East is opposite of west, just as north and south are opposites.

Using only the letters in the words EASTER EGG make a word for the raised platform on which a play is performed.

Stage. If you have an Easter play it may take place on a stage so that everyone can see.

Using only the letters in the words EASTER EGG, make a word that means how old something is.

Age. Your age is houw old you are. It is usually the same as how many candles are on your birthday cake.

Using only the letters in the words EASTER EGG make a word that means to take a nap.

Rest. After a big Easter dinner, you might want to lie down and rest.

Using only the letters in the words EASTER EGG make a word that means to guide the direction of a car.

Steer. To control the direction of a car is to steer it. When you get older you might learn how to drive.

Using only the letters in the words EASTER EGG make a word that means to welcome somebody.

Greet. To welcome someone is to greet them. One way is to smile and say "hello"!

Using only the letters in the words EASTER EGG make a word that describes a tall, woody plant, like an oak.

Tree. Oaks, maples and pines are all trees. Trees can help clean the air, provide fuit, and are a source of wood for building.

Using only the letters in the words EASTER EGG make a word for a rodent.

Rat. A rat looks somewhat like a mouse only larger. They live all over the world and are very smart.