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Ten terrified turtles went traipsing through the turnips in Tennessee.

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T is for Tendril

A tendril is a part of a plant that has no leaves. Tendrils grow at the tip of the new growth on a plant, in a spiral shape. Tendrils wrap around anything they encounter, and become supports for the growing plant.

T is for Tennessee

Tennessee, abbreviated to TN, is a state in the south east of the United States of America. The capital of Tennessee is Nashville and the largest city in Tennessee is Memphis.

T is for Tennis

Tennis is a game played between two people, or two pairs of people. They use a tennis racquet to hit a hollow ball backwards and forwards across a net.

T is for Tense

You are tense if you are worried or stressed about something.
When you are tense you tighten up your muscles. Tightening your muscles on purpose is also called tensing them.

T is for Tent

A tent is a shelter made out of fabric, and held up with poles and guy wires. Most tents are light and can be packed up into a small bundle and moved.

T is for Tentacle

Tentacles are long, flexible parts of some animals that are used for reaching, moving and for collecting food. Octopus, squid and anemones all have tentacles.

T is for Tenth

Something is tenth if it is the number ten thing in a list. Tenth comes after ninth.

T is for Tepid

Something is tepid if it is somewhat warm, but not hot. Another word for tepid is lukewarm.

T is for Termite

Termites are insects that live in large colonies. They eat mostly dead plant material, like dead wood or fallen leaves. If they get into your house they may do serious damage to the frame of your house, so people treat their houses with barriers or poison to stop termites getting in.

T is for Tern

A tern is a seabird with long wings and a pointed bill, often seen gliding over the ocean. It lives near coasts and large lakes, where it searches for fish. Many terns dive from the air to catch their food, and they're known for their quick, noisy calls.

T is for Terracotta

Terracotta is a type of unglazed ceramic that is a distinctive reddish-brown color. It is most commonly used for plant pots and rooves.

T is for Terrain

Terrain describes the physical features of land, for example flat, hilly, or rough.

T is for Terrier

Terriers are small dogs, generally bred to hunt rodents.

T is for Texas

Texas, abbreviated to TX, is a state in the south of the United States of America. The capital of Texas is Austin and the largest city in Texas is Houston.
The Texas horned lizard is a type of small lizard found in Texas and nearby areas. It is also called a horny lizard because it has rough, pointy scales.

It lives in desert areas. Its strong, spiky body helps protect it, and it eats insects.

T is for Texta

A texta is another name for a marker in some countries.

T is for Texture

The texture of a surface is how it looks and feels. A woolen blanket has a slightly rough, scratchy texture.
The cantaloupe in the picture has a very distinctive texture.

T is for Thai

Thai describes anything related to Thailand, a person from Thailand or the language spoken in Thailand.
Not to be confused with thigh.
Thanksgiving is a harvest festival, where people give thanks for the harvest. It is a holiday on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States and on the second Monday of October in Canada, but is not celebrated in any other countries.

T is for Thatch

Thatching is an ancient way of making a roof on a house. Thatch is made from a thick layer of straw or reeds, and is thick enough to be watertight.