What is full of holes but still holds water?
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4:27 pm on March 30th, 2020
Haylie said a well
5:56 pm on March 30th, 2020
I’m afraid not Haylie. Guess again. I’ll give you a clue – It’s something that you might find in the kitchen or bathroom.
4:43 pm on March 30th, 2020
I had to think about this one for a while! I don’t know if this is correct, but is it a sponge?
5:56 pm on March 30th, 2020
It is correct Amalia. Well done
7:07 pm on March 30th, 2020
My dad wants to know is it the Titanic
7:09 pm on March 30th, 2020
A sponge