Children jump in piles of leaves.

Meaning: This sentence describes a common childhood activity associated with the fall season.

Choice of Words: Children are young people. Jump means to move quickly into the air and then back down. Piles are collections of things gathered together. Leaves are the green parts of trees. When you put them together, the sentence creates a joyful image of children playing in a heap of fallen leaves, jumping and having fun.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Children gather leaves in piles to jump in.
• Children jump in piles of colorful leaves.
• Children play in piles of leaves.
• Children played in piles of fallen leaves.
• Children jumped in piles of colorful autumn leaves.
• Children play in piles of fallen leaves.
• Children raked leaves into colorful piles.
• Children played in piles of leaves.
• Children raked leaves into piles.
• Children jumped in piles of leaves.