April Round-up

3 Word Lists for April

This month we looked at words ending in ‘re’, characters from Much Ado About Nothing for Shakespeare Day, and Easter vocabulary.
How do you like your eggs in the morning?

We continued our Easter celebrations in a 10 Words blog post with a twist. Do you prefer you eggs boiled or fried?
Word for Wednesday: Pasta

Made from a durum wheat dough which is shaped and boiled, pasta dishes originate in Italy and are now enjoyed all over the world. Learn about the words spaghetti, pappardelle, farfalle, and orecchiette.
Commonly Confused Words: Fair vs. Fare

Finally, we returned to our Commonly Confused Words series this month with the words fair and fare. Do you know when to use which word?

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