to wear - wore (out), To have on clothes; "wore out" means made old by use. She wears a dress; he wore out his shoes., to meet - met, To see and talk to someone for the first time; past is "met." I meet friends; we met yesterday., lad, A young boy. The brave lad helps the old woman., be headed, To have a direction or path. The road is headed north., woe, Great sadness or trouble. Woe to the lazy hero!, to take - took - taken (off), To get or carry; past "took," past participle "taken"; "off" means remove. Take the book; he took it off the shelf., to grow - grew angry, To become bigger; "grew angry" means became mad. Plants grow; he grew angry fast., ball of thread, A round bundle of string. She follows the ball of thread in the forest., to roll, To move by turning over and over. The ball rolls down the hill., green meadows, Flat fields with soft green grass. Cows eat in green meadows., swampy bogs, Wet, muddy lands hard to walk in. Frogs live in swampy bogs., remote places, Far away spots, hard to reach. The witch hides in remote places., dense wood, Thick forest with many trees close together. He lost his way in the dense wood., to think - thought, To use your mind; past is "thought." I think about the story; I thought it was fun., to leave - left, To go away; past is "left." Leave the room; she left early., to speak - spoke, To talk; past is "spoke." Speak loudly; he spoke to the king., human words, Words people speak, not animals. The frog spoke human words., useful, Good to have; helps you. A map is useful on a trip., to spare someone, To not hurt or kill someone. The hero spares the villain., drake, A male duck. The drake swims with the family., to draw - drew, To make a picture; past is "drew." Draw a house; she drew a cat., to run - ran, To move fast on foot; past is "ran." Run to school; he ran home., to starve, To feel very hungry with no food. Don't starve—eat now!, pike, A big fish with sharp teeth. The pike swims in the river., to be famished, To be very, very hungry. After the walk, I was famished., to mercy, To show kindness and not punish (old use). He begs for mercy., shore, Land next to water, like a lake or sea. We play on the shore., to lead - led, To show the way; past is "led." Lead me home; she led the horse., hut, A small, simple house. The old woman lives in a hut., stove, A place to cook and make warm. Cook soup on the stove., to lie - lay, To rest flat; past is "lay." Lie on the bed; the hen lays eggs., bony-leg, A thin leg with little meat (like Baba Yaga). The bony-leg witch dances., to see - saw, To look and notice; past "saw." I see you; I saw him and said hello., to come - came - come, To move toward; past "came." Come here, fine lad!, to steam in the bath, To sit in hot water that makes steam. They steam in the bath to get clean., to feed - fed, To give food; past "fed." Feed the birds; she fed the cat., to tell - told, To say or share a story; past "told." Tell me; he told a secret., to seek - sought, To look for; past "sought." Seek the treasure; she sought help., villain, A bad person who does evil. The hero fights the villain., to defeat him, To win against him in a fight. The lad defeats the villain., bullet, A small metal thing shot from a gun. The bullet flies fast., needle, A thin metal tool for sewing. Thread the needle carefully., iron chest, A strong box made of metal. The treasure is in the iron chest., atop an old oak, On top of an old, big oak tree. The nest is atop an old oak., to go - went, To move or travel; past "went." Go home; we went to the forest..

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