Since last year’s release of Teacher Tools, the key component of our Educational Group Subscription, we have received a good deal of constructive feedback as well as questions about the new features….
Educational Group Subscription FAQ
The Educational Group Subscription provides premium features through a unique school URL. After the payment transaction is completed, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to your school start page…
Wordsmyth Educational Group Subscription
In addition to offering all users access to Wordsmyth’s premium dictionary features and vocabulary tools, the Wordsmyth Educational Group Subscription is designed for educators to manage and interact with students using Teacher…
Wordsmyth for Educators: Parts of Speech
Explaining parts of speech for young children The Wordsmyth Illustrated Learner’s Dictionary (WILD) is adding a new collection–Parts of Speech–to its Language collections. With fully animated explanations, now you can help your…
Wordsmyth Teachers Guide
Here is a quick overview of Wordsmyth features, including Wordsmyth dictionaries at all levels, vocabulary tools, and teacher tools. This guide can help educators make good use of Wordsmyth dictionaries and tools so that students may be helped to improve their vocabulary as well as their reading and writing skills.
foe
noun 1. one who wishes ill on another; personal enemy.Now that his old foe was being released from prison, he had begun to be fearful.They had a serious falling-out some years ago…
Weekly Quiz
With the Wordsmyth Vocabulary Center activities, you can study these words, play games with them, and assess your knowledge of their meanings with a quiz. Go to the Vocabulary Center, the words…
decorative
adjective adding to visual attractiveness; ornamental.Wallpaper is functional besides being decorative. See the full entry
nullify
transitive verb to cause to have no value or consequence.Our extra effort nullified our opponents’ early lead. See the full entry
trinket
noun a small piece of jewelry or other decorative object, usu. inexpensive.On the shelf she’d placed her bracelets, pretty little boxes, glass animals, and other trinkets. See the full entry