Tackling your own research project may seem daunting, but we can help! Our research team has created a step-by-step guide for educators who want to conduct action research on their use of the platform. Continue reading...
Check out our new webinars, designed to give you the know-how you need right now to get the most out of Vocabulary.com in a virtual classroom. Our live sessions are always free, fun, and open to anyone! Continue reading...
Shifting to online instruction doesn't have to mean starting from scratch! Try these simple tips for integrating Vocabulary.com into your plans for remote learning. Continue reading...
With only two months to go this season, schools across the map are hitting their stride in the Vocab Bowl. Where does your school stack up on the leaderboards? Check out the latest highlights and shoutouts. Continue reading...
Check out our shortlist of texts to read with your students before, during, and after Women's History Month, each paired with a ready-made vocabulary list. Continue reading...
Troop and troupe both rhyme with "group," but a troop is a group of soldiers or scouts, while a troupe is a group of performers. To keep these two homophones straight, just remember that troop has two "o"s like soldiers lining up in matching uniforms. Continue reading...
What happens when wild chimpanzees go to a party? They wreck the furniture, wreak havoc, and make the whole house reek. To wreck is to ruin something, to wreak is to cause something to happen, and to reek is to smell bad. Continue reading...
Are you mulling over how to celebrate World Thinking Day on February 22? In honor of the occasion, here are some thought-provoking words. Continue reading...
Schools have hit the ground running in the new year, ready to learn new words and break new records. Check out the highlights and shoutouts from the fourth month of the '19 – '20 Vocabulary Bowl season. Continue reading...