Yaks March on Washington – Vocabulary

The Yaks March on Washington vocabulary is rich in outdoor terms related to ranching, animals, and camping. The Yaks March on Washington vocabulary includes:

Adjectives
fast, cool, dark, peaceful, quiet, awake, wide, sleepy, giant, big, small, hot, crowded, next, colorful, more, every, important, scared, sad

Adverbs
slowly, again

Animals
cows, sheep, dog, bark, cat, yak, horse, horns, beasts, pet (noun)

Body Parts
arm, face, tail, nose, eye, stomach, chin, forehead

Camping
to camp, sleeping bags, flashlight, folding chairs, tent, bucket, cooking stove, ropes

Colors
white, red

Clothing
wool, scarf, costumes

Eating/Food
dinner, milk, stove, bottle, butter, cheese, pans

Numbers 1 – 7

Outdoors
tree, oak, pasture, farm, ranch, sky, stream, snow, barn, corral, pen, herd, hay, straw, breeze, statue, shade, home, ramp, building, road, festival, cars, pickup truck, road, to drive, buildings

People & Relationships
boy, girl, wife, niece

Seasons/Time
spring, night, days

Verbs
work, bark, pack, unpack, run, chase, wait, change, know, whistle, drive, arrive, leave, pet, (stroke), turn, suck, lick, need, sleep, lie, stare, wake, like, hope, jump, whistle, point, listen, learn, sell, say, respond, ask, dance, ride, talk, bless, dash