Unlock Your Word Power!

Want to ace standardized tests, excel in college, and impress teachers with your writing? A strong vocabulary is the key, and there's no better time to start building it than now! In this dynamic, ongoing weekly class, students will master 10 powerful words per session, expanding their linguistic toolbox while having fun along the way.

Each session dives deep into SAT/ACT-level words, exploring their etymology, part of speech, synonyms, antonyms, and real-world usage. Students will also gain access to Quizlet, an interactive platform with flashcards and games, to reinforce their learning outside of class.

No two weeks are the same—each class features a fresh set of words, and students can join any session or skip as needed. Whether you attend a few weeks or the whole course, your vocabulary will keep growing!

Class Flow:

We start with a fun warm-up using one of the week’s featured words. Students are encouraged to try pronouncing the words as we go through the definitions. Engaging visuals and examples help bring these words to life. 

In the second part of class, affectionately dubbed The Regurgitation Station, students "regurgitate" what they’ve learned by typing the words back into chat when prompted. This playful activity helps reinforce word associations as we review meanings, synonyms, antonyms, and roots.

We wrap up with a creative challenge! Students craft sentences using one or more vocabulary words based on a fun image prompt, making sure the words really stick in their minds.

Sample Word Set: verbose, urbane, revere, preclude, malevolence, gregarious, equivocal, enumerate, bias, aromatic

Ready to flex your word muscles? Let’s start building a vocabulary that sets you up for success!

***I also offer this same class in a small-group setting: https://outschool.com/classes/vocabulary-workshop-small-group-T4gtOo0f

***Can't make my live classes? Try out a flex class for only $10! These are the exact same materials and activities as the live classes, but in a convenient, pre-recorded format. The links are in this pdf: https://docs.google.com/document/d/18VOrKP0AD7Hag_v54iz8g1HuhE6GcNWhY-cYVS55KHY/edit?usp=sharing