- autoharp
- A stringed instrument which is played by pressing a combination of keys while tapping strings to create noise often intended to entertain elementary school students.
- barrage
- A sustained, high-intensity attack upon a given object or entity, often comprised of a large number of small objects.
- crayons
- Small wax devices used to write or draw in a dazzling array of colors.
- guiro
- A percussive musical instrument that makes a funky noise, often heard in the music of Santana and Creedence Clearwater Revival.
- inappropriate behavior
- 1. A manner in which an elementary student acts when elementary school staff, faculty, and administration are present. 2. Behavior which some older person of some sort finds offensive somehow.
- listening ears
- Imaginary devices supposedly affixed to elementary school students when they are in the process of focusing intently upon a given speaker, audio or video recording, or presentation. Possibly related to the elusive 'thinking cap.'
- multi-purpose room
- A room that serves more than one purpose. Synonyms: cafetorium, commonorium.
- pelt
- The skin of an animal, usually a beaver. Also the process by which an object suffers a barrage.
- puppet
- A representation of a character by means of a device operated by a hand. Often resembles 'adorable' or 'cute' entities such as frogs, pigs, and police officers.
- velour torso
- The soft, caressable midsection of a puppet
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