Words about words

You choose something when you pick it from several different options.

The toddler in the picture is thinking about whether to choose carrot, potato or broccoli.

Churning is the process of constantly stirring cream to turn it into butter. The container that you use to churn in is also called a churn.

Clapping is when you bring your hands together to make a loud noise. People often clap after a performance to show that they liked it.

Something is clear if you can see through it. The sky is clear if it is free of clouds and haze.

Climbing is a way of getting up something that is too high or too steep to just walk up. Things that people usually climb are cliffs, mountains or trees.
Adults usually climb cliffs, mountains or rock faces, and children usually climb trees or playground equipment. But you can climb lots of other things too.

You clip something when you cut a small amount off it, for example you clip a hedge or your toenails.
Another word for clip is trim.

Clockwise is a circular direction around a central point, the same way the hands on a clock turn. Clockwise goes towards the right.

extension Close means to shut something.

Close is the opposite of open.

A clot is a soft lump, usually formed in a liquid. When you cut yourself, your blood clots so you stop bleeding. The picture is of clots forming in milk as it curdles.

Clothes is another plural word for garments. You have one piece of clothing, but two clothes. Clothe is not the singular of clothes.