The seesaw went up and down, and the children laughed with delight.

Meaning: This sentence describes children playing on a seesaw and having fun.

Choice of Words: Seesaw is a long plank balanced on a central support, with a seat at each end, that children can ride up and down. Went means to move from one place to another. Up means to a higher position. Down means to a lower position. Laughed means to make a sound expressing amusement or joy. Delight means great pleasure or joy.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The seesaw went up and down, up and down.
• The seesaw moved up and down, propelling children into the air.
• The seesaw balanced the children up and down.
• The seesaw balanced up and down.
• He balanced carefully on the seesaw.
• The seesaw balanced perfectly.
• The seesaw balanced, uniting friends.
• The seesaw balanced precariously.
• The teeter-totter balanced friends in playful seesaw.
• The teeter-totter went up and down, up and down.