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Word of the Day

January 31, 2015 – Word of the Day strap   A strap is a long piece of fabric, plastic, leather, rubber, etc., that provides safety or attaches an object to a person. A guitar strap allows a guitarist to stand up while playing. A strap on a bike helmet keeps the helmet attached to a bicyclist’s head. Goggles require a strap. Some women’s shoes have straps. The straps on a car seat keep your baby safe and secure. Strap the child into the car seat. (This sentence uses "strap" as a verb. ) The "str" sound is difficult for some students. Click here for additional practice. Click here to learn more words.