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Cute cats crawl carelessly past carefully cultivated canola.

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C is for Chalet

A chalet is a house with overhanging eaves designed to clear snow off the roof. Chalets are often found in the Swiss alps.

C is for Chalk

Chalk is a soft, white rock that can be used to draw with on rough surfaces. Chalk is usually sold in small coloured sticks, for drawing on blackboards and sidewalks.

C is for Chameleon

Chameleons are a distinctive-looking family of lizards. The most famous chameleons change colour to camouflage against their surroundings, but not all chameleons can do this. Chameleons eat insects, catching them with their extremely long tongues. Chameleons can move their eyes independantly, and point them in two different directions at once.

C is for Champagne

Champagne is a kind of white, bubby or sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region of France. In some countries, champagne can be used to mean any kind of sparkling white wine.

C is for Champion

A champion is a person or team who have won something, usually a competition. It may also mean someone who is exceptionally good at something, without having won an award for it.

C is for Chandelier

A chandelier is a decorative light fitting you often find in houses. There can be a huge variety of styles and shapes of chandelier. Some are held up with chains, others are decorated with crystals.

C is for Chandler

A chandler is someone who makes candles.
A changing table, or change table, is a small table that you change a baby's soiled diaper on. They have a padded top and raised edges to keep the baby comfortable and stop them from rolling off onto the floor. Some change tables can be converted to nursery furniture later, and have drawers underneath them.

C is for Channel

A channel is a waterway, or a path that has been worn by water. Channels can be so large you can't see the other side, or quite small, like a gutter by the side of a road.
The picture is of a channel that has been worn into the rock by the waves of the sea.

C is for Chaps

Chaps are a leather garment worn over pants. They only cover the legs, and have no bottom or crotch. They are usually worn by cowboys, to protect them from rope burn or being scratched while riding through thorny bushes. Chaps are usually made from leather, and modern chaps as seen at rodeos can be very bright and colorful.

C is for Chapter

A chapter is a section of a book that usually has a number or a title. Chapters organize books into parts.

C is for Char

You char something by burning it slightly, so it becomes charred.

C is for Charcoal

Charcoal is a soft black substance that is left after something is burnt. You can use charcoal to draw with, like in the picture. Charcoal is messy, and you have to be careful not to get black fingerprints on everything when you are working with it.
Charcoal is also used as the name for a color that is very dark grey, almost black.

C is for Chard

Chard, also known as Swiss chard or silverbeet, is a leafy green vegetable with red or white stems. It is best eaten fresh when it is young.

C is for Chariot

A chariot is a kind of horse drawn vehicle with two or more wheels that people once used to travel and fight.

Chariots were used in battles and for racing in ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome.

C is for Charred

Something is charred if it has been blackened a little by heat, usually from being cooked. The picture is of some charred peppers.

C is for Chart

A chart is a way of visually showing some information. Charts are often used to compare the amounts of two or more things in an easy to understand way.

C is for Chartreuse

Chartreuse is a bright yellow-green color, named after a liqueur also called chartreuse.