Multisyllabic Words: Wiley Blevins’ Best Practices for Early Readers For many developing readers, coming across multisyllabic words can feel like a major hurdle. Words that once felt easy suddenly expand into long, unfamiliar challenges. Without effective strategies, students might stumble, resort to guessing, or lose confidence in their reading abilities. However, teaching students how to … Read more
Our family has been going to Brookfield Zoo Chicago for years, both with a membership and without. We live about 10 minutes from the zoo, so we’ve had tons of opportunities to learn the ins and outs of what to bring, when to go, and what to explore when you get there. What is the … Read more
Have you considered utilizing a video production company to help capture your corporate event? Event videography is a great tool to enhance your conference. It not only entices potential attendees but also highlights your company’s achievements and showcases what your event has to offer. A well-crafted corporate video provides a genuine glimpse into the atmosphere … Read more
Remember that episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, “Loud as a Whisper?” The one with Riva, the mediator who couldn’t speak or hear, yet brought peace to warring factions? It’s a powerful reminder that communication isn’t just about words. It’s about understanding, empathy, and finding the right tools to bridge the gap. That’s precisely … Read more
English was always my favorite subject in school. It always felt easy. And fun! Some people might say I have a natural talent for words, syntax, and grammar… But I know I became a better writer because I fell in love with reading. As a bookworm, writer, and language learner, I can feel the difference … Read more
I recently discovered my old-school potholder looms when I was reorganizing all my art supplies and materials in the basement. (Well, my daughter did the organizing since she could “not live with the mess one more minute,” as spoken like a true Virgo.) The loops were old and in bad colors, like the ones that … Read more
How Client Case Studies Can Boost Business These back-to-back shoots with NetSPI have demonstrated a great example of utilizing video to enhance and showcase a real-life success story with a client that uses their platform/products. It builds credibility and trust by allowing prospective customers to see real-world applications. Enhancing Trust with Potential Clients Hearing directly … Read more
GERUNDS Gerunds are usually nouns but they are different from other nouns because they are made from verbs. ∗ Changing verbs into other forms: nouns or adjectives, for example, is common in many languages. Think about how your language changes verbs into other forms as you continue reading. ♦ Gerunds are always singular: Cooking dinner … Read more
Grab this printable list of FREE Summer Activities for Kids and start planning for an awesome summer or staycation! May is always that time I start planning for warmer weather and (this summer especially) hunting down some fun & free summer activities near me for both kids and our family. If your family is planning … Read more
I know, I know, I know – not everybody likes grammar! In fact, even Nick hated it when he first started teaching. The problem, though, is that 25% of your score for writing and listening will be awarded based on your sentence structures. There are many places where students can make errors in the writing … Read more