Alabama, here we come! 😊 #airplanereading
A perfect way to spend an afternoon. ❤️🌈❤️
This is a clever satire about an island named after a man believed to have come up with a sentence using all 26 letters in the English language. After many years, the tiles holding the letters begin to fall and the tyranny of the local government mandates these fallen letters not be used in any way. Dystopia at it‘s finest. #Pop23 ~a book your friend recommended
Late because the Litsy app would not cooperate and let me add images last night! As an English professor, here are three of my favorite words to say out loud:
* onomatopoeia
* abecedarian
* soliloquy
Any other #TeachersOfLitsy want to chime in?
#TLT @dabbe
#TeamWhoYaGonnaCall Would you like to play a game? From now until October 22nd, see how many spooky, haunted, eerie, creepy words you can come up with. Take some time to let your mind wander to somber, dark, mysterious, ominous places and post your totals at the end of the game.
#Scarathlon 2023
To be honest, I love this whole series. I love the adorable artwork. And how it introduces homophones. They‘re all so clever, and I love sharing them with my nibling.
#SundayFunday Have a wonderful Sunday, and don‘t forget to tag me on your posts!
4 ⭐Step into reading preschool and kindergarten 1999.
It is an older volume but it‘s all about how the same word can have two different meanings. All the pages are similar to “the yak yakking” meaning the animal talking. “The bear bearing” meaning the bear with no clothes. While some kids may not initially get it without a dictionary, it is a great way of showing how multiple words can mean multiple things.