Apples To Apples - Junior - Red Apples (2004 Printing)

• A Fairy - A tiny creature who has magical powers and can fly, like Tinkerbell.
• A Forest - Home to Bambi, Winnie the Pooh, Robin Hood, and many woodland animals.
• A Giant - A very large and powerful person. When Jack climbed the bean stalk, he met a hungry giant.
• A King - King Arthur became famous when he pulled a magical sword from a stone.
• A Pile Of Leaves - Rake them up and jump in!
• A Queen - A wicked queen tried to kill Snow White with a poison apple.
• A Saw - A metal tool with sharp teeth used to cut metal and wood. Some are used as musical instruments.
• A Surprise - Something that is unexpected, like a present from a friend.
• Airplanes - I want to sit by the window!
• Aladdin - Folktale character who found a magic lamp with a gentle genie inside.
• An Igloo - A domed-shaped house made from blocks of hard snow or ice.
• Ants - Some are black and some are red. I don't want them in my bed!
• Apple Juice - Baby's first juice.
• Apples - Johnny Appleseed traveled across the United States planting seeds for apple trees.
• Babies - Very young children or infants. They cry a lot!
• Baby Dolls - Some of them talk, some of them walk, and some even wet their pants!
• Babysitters - The good ones let you stay up late.
• Bad Dreams - Like good dreams, but with monsters.
• Baking Cookies - Mix up the dough and put them in the oven.
• Balloons - Lots of colors, shapes, and sizes.
• Bananas - Monkeys like them a bunch!
• Barbie Dolls - Tall, thin, fashion dolls with lots of clothes and tiny feet.
• Barney - A large, purple dinosaur. "I love you, you love me."
• Batman - A superhero who wears a black mask and cape. He drives the Batmobile.
• Bats - Either furry little animals that fly, or sticks used to hit baseballs.
• Beanie Babies - Little bean bag creatures that can be played with or collected.
• Bears - Large, shaggy animals with sharp claws and little tails. Sometimes they are named Teddy.
• Beets - Round purplish-red vegetables. Do you like beets?
• Bert And Ernie - Two nice guys in striped shirts who live on Sesame Street.
• Big Bird - A very large, yellow bird who lives on Sesame Street with Bert and Ernie.
• Big Cities - Very large towns, like New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.
• Birds - "Birds of a feather, flock together."
• Birthday Cake - What kind of cake, white or chocolate?
• Blowing Bubbles - The bigger the better!
• Blowing Your Nose - Please use a tissue!
• Boats - "Row, row, row your boat!"
• Boys - "Snips and snails and puppy dog tails."
• Buddies - Good friends - people and pets.
• Bugs - Ants, beetles, spiders, and roaches. It's "A Bug's Life."
• Bugs Bunny - A tall, skinny cartoon rabbit. "What's up, Doc?"
• Bumble Bees - Large, fuzzy bees with yellow and black stripes. Watch out - they sting!
• Candles - How many candles are on your birthday cake?
• Candy - Lollipops, jelly beans, chocolates, and lots more. All the good stuff!
• Catfish - Fish with feelers that look like whiskers.
• Charlie Brown - "Peanuts" cartoon character, friend of Linus and Lucy.
• Cheese - Swiss cheese, American cheese, cottage cheese. Say cheese!
• Cherry Pie - A flaky pastry filled with cherries.
• Chickens - Hens and roosters. Cluck-cluck, cock-a-doodle-do!
• Christmas - December 25th, a Christian holiday that is celebrated around the world.
• Cinderella - A storybook character who is helped by her fairy godmother. Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo!
• Cleaning Your Room - It's no fun, but you have to do it.
• Clowns - They often dress in silly outfits and paint their faces!
• Corn On The Cob - It's a summertime treat that gets stuck in your teeth.
• Cotton Candy - Looks like cotton; tastes like candy.
• Cowboys - Men who take care of cattle on a ranch.
• Cows - Large farm animals raised for milk. Moo.
• Dancing - Moving your feet and body in time with music. Cha-cha-cha.
• Dinosaurs - Reptiles that lived millions of years ago. Some, like the T. rex, were huge!
• Dirty Diapers - It must be time to change the baby!
• Dirty Socks - Put them in the wash!
• Disneyland - A theme park featuring cartoon characters like Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck..
• Doing The Dishes - I'll wash the dishes and you can dry.
• Dragons - Pretend animals that look like giant lizards with wings. Sometimes they breath fire!
• Drums - Beat it!
• Ducks - Large birds with webbed feet and a flat bill. Quack-quack-quack!
• Dumbo - A little elephant cartoon character. When he flaps his ears, he can fly!
• Elephants - Huge gray animals with large ears and trunks. Some elephants have tusks.
• Face Paint - You can be a clown, a pirate, a cat, or whatever you want.
• Farms - A place where animals and crops are raised for food. "Old McDonald had a farm."
• Finger Painting - Just paint with your fingers. No brush needed!
• Fire - Don't get burned!
• Firefighters - Their job is to put out fires. They also get to drive fire engines.
• Fireworks - Bright, explosive displays often used for the 4th of July. Bang-Boom-Pop-Pop! Ohhh-Ahhh!
• Fishing - The perfect way to spend a summer day. Maybe you'll catch a big one!
• Flying A Kite - Don't let go of the string!
• Football Players - Punt, pass, and kick!
• Fourth Of July - The United States Independence Day. Lots of picnics and fireworks!
• Frosty The Snowman - This snowman has a corncob pipe and a button nose.
• Fur - The soft, hairy covering on the skin of some animals.
• George Washington - First president of the United States.
• Getting Mail - Letters, cards, magazines and packages. Is there anything for me?
• Getting Sick - Oh, I don't feel very good.
• Girls - "Sugar and spice and everything nice."
• Glue - Very sticky stuff!
• Going To A Movie - Get some popcorn and watch the show.
• Going To The Dentist - Have you brushed your teeth today?
• Gold - Rare yellow metal used to make coins and jewelry.
• Goldfish - Little orange fish that you can keep as pets.
• Grapes - Small round fruit that grows in bunches, usually purple, red or green. They make good snacks!
• Grassy Hill - Good for rolling down, flying kites, and playing games.
• Grocery Stores - Good places to buy food, supplies and candy!
• Gummi Bears - Little rubbery candies shaped like bears.
• Hanukkah - An eight day long Jewish celebration that usually occurs in December.
• Homework - School work that is meant to be done at home. Don't forget to do it!
• Hot Chocolate - A good drink on a cold day. Just add marshmallows!
• Hot Wheels Cars - Small, metal cars to play with and collect. They can go over 300 miles per hour downhill!
• Hotdogs - A sausage served at ballgames and cookouts. They are NOT made from dogs!
• Hugs - There are bear hugs, Grandma hugs, friend hugs, and love hugs.
• Ice Cream - "I scream, you scream, we all scream, for ice cream!"
• Ice Skating - You can do fancy turns, have a race, go backwards, or just glide.
• In The Basement - You never know what you will find down there.
• Itchy Clothes - Rough, prickly, scratchy - they're awful!
• Jail - A place for keeping people who have broken the law.
• Jell-O - A solid, clear treat in lots of fruit flavors. It wiggles and jiggles!
• Jumping Rope - Twirl the rope and jump!
• Kangaroos - Large animals from Australia that hop. Mother kangaroos carry their babies in pouches.
• Kittens - Baby cats, usually playful and fuzzy. Meow.
• Ladybugs - Small, round red or orange beetles with black spots. They can fly!
• Lemons - Sour yellow fruit. Add sugar and water and you can make lemonade!
• Lifeguard - A person whose job it is to help and protect swimmers.
• Lightning - An electrical flash of light in the sky, usually during a rainstorm.
• Lions - King of the jungle. Roar!
• Macaroni And Cheese - A good, hot meal that's fun to eat.
• Madeline - Brave storybook character who lived in an old house in Paris that was covered in vines.
• Mail Carrier - A person who brings the mail to your house, no matter what the weather.
• Mickey Mouse - Disney cartoon character, friends with Minnie Mouse and Goofy.
• Mittens - "Three little kittens; they lost their mittens."
• Monster Trucks - Large, noisy trucks that drive over cars and crush them.
• Monsters - Some people think they live in closets, basements, or under beds.
• Mountains - Very high hills. Some have snow at the top, even in the summer!
• Muddy Feet - Squish your toes!
• My Dad - Father, Daddy, Papa.
• My Grandma - My mom or dad's mother.
• My Grandpa - My mom or dad's father.
• My Hair - You can curl it, cut it, and color it!
• My Home - There's no place like home!
• My Mom - Mother, Mommy, Mama.
• My Room - Where I sleep and keep all my things. KEEP OUT!
• My Shoes - Old shoes, new shoes, red shoes, blue shoes.
• My Teacher - If you can read this card, thank a teacher!
• Night - You can see stars and the moon in the sky.
• Oatmeal - A hot cereal made from oats. It sticks to your ribs, and to the floor!
• Onions - Round root vegetables with a strong smell and taste. They might make you cry!
• Oranges - Round orange fruit, often made into juice. Some oranges have navels.
• Outer Space - Where the sun, moon, and planets are located. Maybe you'll visit there some day.
• Owls - Birds with large eyes and heads. They eat mice and snakes. Hoot-hoot.
• Pajamas - Clothes you sleep in. Some have feet!
• Parties - Birthday parties, slumber parties, Halloween parties. They're all fun!
• Peanut Butter - A soft, creamy spread made from peanuts. Sometimes it sticks to the roof of your mouth.
• Penguins - Black and white sea birds found in Antarctica. They can't fly, but they sure can waddle.
• Peter Pan - A book and movie character who could fly. He never wanted to grow up!
• Picnics - Pack up your food and a blanket, and go to your favorite park or beach.
• Pine Trees - Trees that stay green all year and have pinecones and needles. They smell great!
• Pirates - People who rob ships at sea. Blackbeard was a famous pirate.
• Pizza - Cheese, sausage, pepperoni, onions, and mushrooms. Pick your toppings!
• Play-Doh - A colorful clay-like dough used for making shapes.
• Playgrounds - Some playgrounds have slides, swings, and sandboxes.
• Playing Checkers - A game for two using a checkerboard and 24 round game pieces. Jump, jump, jump - KING ME!
• Popcorn - A good movie-time snack.
• Pounding Nails - Use a hammer and watch your fingers.
• Prince Charming - The handsome prince who rescued Cinderella from her hard life. They lived happily ever after.
• Pulling Weeds - The job nobody likes to do.
• Puppies - Young dogs. They'll chew on your shoes and bark all night.
• Rabbits - Small, furry animals with long ears and short, fluffy tails. They like carrots and other vegetables.
• Raccoons - They come out at night. The dark fur around their eyes looks like a mask.
• Raggedy Ann - a little red-headed rag doll with a triangle shaped nose.
• Rats - Gray or brown animals that look like very large mice. Usually pet rats are white.
• Reading A Book - A good book is like traveling to a new world.
• Recess - My favorite subject in school!
• Riding A Bike - Remember to wear your helmet.
• Riding A Horse - Grab the reins and hang on!
• Rivers - Can you spell Mississippi?
• Ronald McDonald - The clown from McDonald's restaurants.
• Root Beer - A sweet, brown drink that is fizzy and foamy. Add ice cream to make a root beer float!
• Rugrats - A cartoon about the adventures of Tommy, Chucky, Angelica, and Phil and Lil.
• School Buses - Large, yellow buses used to take children to school.
• Screaming - NOT SO LOUD!
• Seashells - The outer shells of sea animals. You can find them on the beach.
• Sesame Street - Children's television show featuring Big Bird. "Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?"
• Sharks - Meat-eating fish known for their speed, sharp teeth, and the large fins on their backs.
• Singing - Making music with your voice. La-la-la.
• Skunks - Black, bushy-tailed animals with one or two white stripes down their backs. Stinky!
• Sledding - It would be more fun if you didn't have to climb back up the hill.
• Sleep - "Don't let the bedbugs bite."
• Smoke - "Where there's smoke, there's fire!"
• Snakes - Long, thin reptiles without arms or legs. Their forked tongues are used for smelling.
• Snoopy - The little, white beagle from the "Peanuts" cartoon.
• Snow White - "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?"
• Snowballs - Just right for throwing!
• Snowstorm - Lots of snow blowing around. Maybe school will be closed!
• Soccer - A favorite team sport for kids. KICK IT!
• Spaghetti - Looks like a plate of worms!
• Spiders - They have eight legs and they spin webs to catch their food.
• Spit - Spit that gum out right now!
• Squirrels - Small animals with big brown eyes and bushy tails. They like nuts and can run on telephone lines.
• Stars - Points of sparkling light that you can see in the night sky. Make a wish!
• Stuart Little - A clever little mouse who is a character in a book and a movie.
• Summer - SCHOOL'S OUT!
• Summer Camp - Day camps and sleepover camps. Either way, you'll have lots of fun.
• Sunflower - Tall plants with large, yellow flowers. Toast the seeds for a tasty snack.
• Sunshine - Warms the Earth and helps plants to grow.
• Swimming - A great way to cool down on a hot summer day!
• Taking A Bath - Don't Forget the bubbles and toys.
• Teletubbies - Colorful characters with televisions in their stomachs. Tinky Winky is purple.
• The Circus - A show featuring trained animals, clowns and acrobats.
• The First Day Of School - Get your backpack, your lunch, and get going!
• The Little Mermaid - A character in a folktale who gave up her home under the sea so that she could live on land.
• The Zoo - "Oh! Lions and tigers and bears. Oh my."
• Throwing Rocks - Be careful so that you don't break any windows.
• Throwing Up - It's proof that you really are sick.
• Thunderstorms - Don't stand under a tree if you hear thunder!
• Tomatoes - Most people don't know that a tomato is a fruit.
• Toys - Stuffed animals, action figures, dolls, balls, and lots more. Everyone loves toys!
• Trains - "The Little Engine That Could" is a story about a train that climbs over a mountain.
• Treehouse - A playhouse built in a tree. The Swiss Family Robinson lived in a treehouse on an island
• Turtles - They pull their legs and heads inside their shells for safety.
• Under My Bed - A good place to hide, if it's not too messy.
• Watching TV - Cartoons and commercials, movies, commercials, shows, commercials, sports, and commercials.
• Waterfalls - Water flowing from a cliff or other high place. Niagara Falls is over 160 feet high!
• Watermelon - How far can you spit the seeds?
• Weddings - Here comes the bride!
• Whales - Very large animals that live in oceans. They squirt water from a blowhole.
• Winnie The Pooh - There's never enough honey for Pooh Bear!
• Witches - They are famous for their pointy noses, black hats and broomsticks.
• Worms - A favorite food of robins.
• Yo-Yos - There are lots of tricks that you can do with a yo-yo.

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