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September 2022 Round-Up

3 Word Lists for September 2022

This month's English vocabulary lists were ‘al’ as a suffix, Key Stage 3: Science, and 10 Words for … SURPISED. Have you tried our new Monkey Business game?
New Term Admin

To help you get ready for the new school year, we shared blog posts on how to add new students to your account and how to remove old ones. Are you making the most of these Spellzone features?
Commonly Confused Words

This month we shared two Commonly Confused Words blog posts. Do you know the difference between the words rite, right, and write? What about pair, pare, and pear?
Word for Wednesday: Latin Expressions used in English

Latin is the root of many English words and some Latin expressions are still used in English today. Learn more about the phrases et cetera, de facto, ad hoc, and exempli gratia.

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