Picture of the Week: Easter Eggs

Easter is a holiday celebrating rebirth and spring. Eggs are symbols of birth because baby birds hatch from them. For Easter, people dye and paint eggs in cheerful or pastel colors. It is traditional to hide the eggs outside for children to find. You can also use...

Phrase of the Week: From Scratch

Bob: This cake is delicious! Where did you get it? Terry: I made it myself. Bob: Did you use a cake mix? Terry: No, I made it from scratch. When you make something from the raw ingredients, you make it from scratch. If you use anything pre-made, like a sauce, mix, or...

Trivia of the Week: St. Patrick’s Day

St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday from Ireland, but it is celebrated in other countries as well. On St. Patrick’s Day, you should wear something green. If school children don’t wear green, their classmates will pinch them! We celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by making...

Idiom of the Week: Treading Water

Polly: Is your café making any profit? Josh: No, we’re just treading water. We aren’t falling into debt, but we aren’t making any money either. Treading water means moving your arms and legs so that you don’t sink, but not swimming in any direction. It could be worse,...