Educational Tools And Resources

noun a game of chance in which each player has a card with numbers on it, and the caller draws numbers randomly and calls them out

interjection used to express excitement or satisfaction when one has achieved a goal or success

• The bingo game is scheduled to start at 7 PM in the community hall.
• Let's play some bingo at the church social tonight!
• I totally binged on bingo last night with my friends.
• Finding the perfect solution to the problem was like hitting the bingo jackpot.

noun a small model house used as a toy for children

• The dollhouse was meticulously crafted with intricate details.
• I love playing with my dollhouse, it's so much fun!
• Check out that dollhouse, it's lit!
• Her perfect life seemed like a dollhouse, everything in its place and picture-perfect.

noun a symbol or number used in mathematics or counting

verb to calculate or estimate a number or amount

• The mathematician is a brilliant figurer who can solve complex equations effortlessly.
• She's a great figurer when it comes to planning parties and events.
• I'm not much of a figurer when it comes to budgeting my money.
• He is a key figurer in the company, always coming up with innovative ideas.

noun A small card used for organizing and storing information in a filing system

• The office clerk organized the documents using a filing card system.
• I can't find the report, it must be in one of the filing cards on my desk.
• I'll just stick that note on a filing card so I don't forget about it.
• Each filing card represents a different aspect of my life that I need to keep track of.

noun the earth

• The globe is a spherical model of the Earth.
• I love looking at the globe and dreaming about traveling the world.
• Check out this cool globe I found at the thrift store!
• His influence extends across the globe.

adjective describing an object that is not alive or does not possess consciousness

• The scientist conducted experiments on various inanimate objects to test their durability.
• My sister talks to her inanimate stuffed animals as if they were real.
• I can't believe you're so attached to that inanimate object, it's just a piece of junk.
• The city at night seemed inanimate, devoid of any signs of life.

noun the state or quality of being instrumental; a means or agency through which something is accomplished

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• The instrumentality of the law is crucial for maintaining order in society.
• The instrumentality of this tool makes it easy to fix things around the house.
• I can't believe the instrumentality of that new app - it's so cool!
• The instrumentality of music can bring people together in ways words cannot.

noun a material or object that produces a magnetic field

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• The magnet attracts iron particles due to its magnetic field.
• I found a magnet in the drawer, do you need it?
• That new phone case is like a magnet for fingerprints.
• Her charisma acted like a magnet, drawing people towards her.

noun a movable model of a person or animal that is typically manipulated by strings or hand controls

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• The puppet show was a hit among the children at the school event.
• I can't believe how realistic that puppet looked on stage!
• That puppet is so cool, it's like magic!
• He felt like a puppet in the hands of his boss, always being told what to do.

noun a stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets that can be drawn on by a person or organization in order to function effectively

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• The company invested in new resources to improve efficiency.
• We need to gather more resources for the project.
• I'm tapped out on resources for this month.
• She is a great resource for information on that topic.

noun a vehicle designed for travel or transportation in outer space

• The spaceship was equipped with state-of-the-art technology for interstellar travel.
• I can't believe we actually built a spaceship in our backyard!
• That spaceship is out of this world!
• Her mind was like a spaceship, always exploring new ideas and possibilities.

noun a person who spells words

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• The speller correctly spelled all the words in the spelling bee competition.
• The speller aced the spelling test with flying colors.
• The speller totally nailed the spelling bee.
• She was a master speller, effortlessly weaving words together like a skilled artist.

noun a person or thing that strengthens or reinforces something

• The physical therapist recommended using a strengthener to improve muscle tone.
• I've been using this strengthener to help me get stronger at the gym.
• I heard that new protein shake is a real strengthener for building muscle.
• Reading challenging books is a great strengthener for the mind.

noun A person who keeps track of time, such as an official in a sports game or a clock in a workplace.

• The timekeeper at the event ensured that all activities ran according to schedule.
• The timekeeper made sure we didn't run late for the meeting.
• I'll be the timekeeper for our study session, so we stay on track.
• In a way, our body's internal clock acts as a natural timekeeper for our daily routines.

noun a small scale model or rough draft of an unfinished sculpture or architectural design

• The architect presented a detailed maquette of the new building design.
• Check out the cool maquette the artist made for the upcoming exhibit.
• I saw a mini maquette of the sculpture at the art fair.
• The maquette of his dream house symbolized his aspirations for the future.

noun a made-up or fictional word, not commonly used in the English language

• The Wagabee is a new type of technology designed to improve efficiency in the workplace.
• I heard that the Wagabee is the latest gadget everyone is talking about.
• I can't wait to get my hands on that Wagabee, it looks so cool!
• The Wagabee is like a magic wand that solves all your problems in an instant.

noun a manual computing device with beads or disks that can be moved up and down on rods or in grooves

• The teacher demonstrated how to use the abacus to perform complex calculations.
• I found an old abacus in my grandparents' attic and decided to try using it.
• I'm so bad at math, I might as well be using an abacus!
• She used the abacus of her mind to carefully weigh her options before making a decision.