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Today we are teaching more prepositions that are used with time! The prepositions "by," "between," and "past" can be used when talking about time. Check out our graphic to learn how to use them. What do you need to do by the end of today?

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It's the weekend! Children and even "children at heart" like going to playgrounds. A playground is an outdoor area where children can play, and it usually includes special equipment, such as swings and slides. Check out our graphic to learn some English vocabulary for things on a playground. What other things might you find here?

Last week we posted verbs related to the verb "cry." Big thanks to a Facebook follower who gave us the idea to make a post about idioms related to "cry"! Check out our latest graphic with "cry" and "tear" idioms. What other idioms with either of these two words can you think of?
Remember that you can download our free idiom book In the Loop from our website here > http://go.usa.gov/zYrz

Remember when we talked about having kids help you clean? Are you not sure what they should be able to do? Check out this post with 5 reasons WHY kids should clean +
PRINTABLE CHORES BY AGE:
http://www.thirtyhandmadedays.com/2015/01/kids-help-clean-chores-by-age/

"Hello. How are you doing today?" This is one way to greet someone in English, but there are many other ways. Check out our graphic that shows some other ways to greet someone. What other greetings do you know?

Do you know the "Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes" song? You can download and listen to it for free on our website via http://go.usa.gov/eJYG. Ready to learn more body parts? Check out today's graphic!

It's time for more idioms! An idiom is an expression that cannot be understood from the meanings of its separate words and has a meaning of its own. Check out this week's idioms with things found in a house: towel, drain, and closet. What other idioms with things found in a house do you know?

We're back from vacation! We are excited for the New Year and new posts! For the next month, we'll continue posting new "house" vocabulary. Check out our graphic for this week's room of the house: "home office." What other items belong in this room?

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