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A jackal jumped into a jar of jam in Jamestown.

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J is for Jaw

Your jaw is the bottom part of your face. Your jaw has a separate bone and can move while you keep the rest of your head still. The bones in the picture are a sheep's jawbone and skull.

J is for Jay

A jay is a type of bird with patches of bright colors, often with a crest on its head. Many species of jay live in woodlands in parts of North America and Europe. They forage on the ground and in trees for nuts, seeds, insects, and sometimes small eggs. Jays are known for their loud calls, and for collecting food to store for later.

J is for Jealous

You are jealous when you have negative thoughts about something being taken away from you. For example, you can be jealous if you think you are going to lose someone you love, or you think someone is getting more attention and will be promoted before you at work.
The dog in the picture is jealous the cat is getting more attention than he is.

J is for Jeans

Jeans are a modern piece of clothing, similar to trousers. Jeans are usually made from blue denim and are seen as casual wear - something you don't wear to work. Almost everyone in some countries wears jeans.

J is for Jeep

A jeep is a fairly small, rugged, four wheel drive vehicle generally used by the military. Similar vehicles used by people outside the military are called jeeps too.

J is for Jello

Jello, also called jelly in some countries, is a sweet dessert made from coloured, flavoured gelatin. Jello isn't hard or wet, it has a firm, wobbly texture called a gel.

J is for Jelly

Jelly, also called jam is a way of preserving fruit. Jelly is made from fruit cooked with sugar and then sealed into a jar. Strawberry jelly, as shown in the picture, is one of the most popular flavours. Jelly that is made from citrus fruits like oranges and lemons is called marmalade.
In some countries, only clear jelly without any bits of fruit left in it is called jelly. In some other countries, jello is called jelly.
Jelly bean plants are a very easy to grow succulent that has leaves that look like jelly beans. You can grow a new plant from a single leaf of a jellybean plant. These plants can tolerate most conditions, including drought and frost.

J is for Jelly slice

Jelly slice is a chilled, layered dessert. It usually has a crushed biscuit base, a sweet creamy middle, and a bright jelly topping. It is set in a tray and cut into squares or rectangles. It is a popular dessert in Australia and New Zealand. Jelly slice is kept cold and eaten as a sweet snack or dessert.

J is for Jellybean

Jelly beans are a kind of candy that is shaped like a bean. Jelly beans have a smooth outer layer but are soft and chewy inside.

J is for Jellyfish

Jellyfish are found in every part of the sea, from the warm water at the surface to the cold, dark depths of the ocean. Jellyfish eat tiny sea creatures that drift into their tentacles.
Jellyfish come in almost every colour of the rainbow and range in size from smaller than your fingernail to having tentacles that are many metres long.
Some jellyfish are poisonous and their sting can kill a person. It is best to avoid touching a jellyfish if you don't know what sort it is.

J is for Jerboa

Jerboas are small desert rodents with long back legs, big ears, and a tail that helps them balance. They live in dry areas across parts of North Africa and Asia. They come out at night to find seeds and insects and hide underground during the day.
A jet is the common name given to any airplane that is powered by jet engines rather than propellers. Most modern aircraft are powered by jet engines, so people tend to refer to smaller, faster military aircraft as jets.

J is for Jet (Stone)

Jet, also called lignite, is not a true mineral or stone. It is fossilised decaying wood. The original structure of the wood can be seen in jet under a microscope.
Jet is black and has been used to make jewellery for many years. It was quite popular to make mourning jewellery, for wearing at funerals.

J is for Jetski

A jetski is a small motor-powered water vehicle that one or two people can ride. It is similar to a motorcycle, but it travels across water instead of land. The rider steers with handlebars and controls the speed with a throttle.

J is for Jetty

A jetty is a structure that sticks out from land into water. Jetties can be made of stone or timber. Sometimes they are there to protect the beach from waves, sometimes they are built to reach deeper water so ships can dock.

J is for Jew

A Jew is a person whose religion is Judaism.

J is for Jewel

A jewel is a cut and polished gemstone, either precious or semi-precious, that can be used to make jewelry. Another word for a jewel is a gem.

J is for Jewelry

Jewelry is name for a range of special items people wear to make themselves look prettier. They can be made from things like gold, silver, beads, or gems.

People might wear jewelry on their neck, ears, wrists, or fingers. They can include bracelets, rings, necklaces, or earrings.

J is for Jewish

Something is Jewish if it relates to Judaism. It might also mean a Jew.