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| Badge | a sign or mark to show that person belongs to a certain group |
| Banner | a flag or other piece of cloth with words or signs on it |
| Corner | the place where two walls or sides of something meets. The place where two streets come together |
| Design | a pattern of arrangement of lines, shapes, or colors. To make a plan to show how something will look or how it will be made |
| Display | a public showing of things so that they can be looked at. To set something out for others to see |
| FOld | a mark or crease made when something is bent over on itself. To bend something over one or more times so that one part rests on another |
| Parade | many people marching or moving along together in a line. They do this to enjoy or remember an event. There are often bands, cars, and flags |
| Rectangle | a figure made from four straight lines. All four angles in the figure are the same size |
| Salute | to respect or honor in some way such as by raising the hand to the forehead |
| Tread | The grooved part of a tire that touches the ground as it moves. To walk or step on by bringing the feet down |
