Congratulations to @makattack You successfully completed last week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge! Now, just send your parent’s mailing address to “info@itwixie.com” and you’ll get a surprise within the next 30 days!

Here’s the sentence @makattack wrote using last week’s word, engineering: A lot of people use engineering to change the way we live. Like computer engineers, they can make games, create ways to help people in hospitals, and change the world.

Way to go, @makattack! Anyone interested in engineering out there? It’s a sure way to change the world! Go for it!

Here’s the new Word of the Week: stipend

How iTwixie’s Word of the Week Works:
Check with iTwixie every Wednesday morning to see who won last week’s challenge and get the new iTwixie Word of the Week. Then, take the Word of the Week Challenge! All you have to do is write a sentence in the comments section below, using the new Word of the Week. Try and write a sentence that shows what that word means to you. Get writing, girls!

Congratulations to @agm16!  You successfully completed last week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge! Now, just send your parent’s mailing address to “info@itwixie.com” and you’ll get a surprise within the next 30 days!

Here’s the sentence @agm16 wrote using last week’s word, code: Some spies use codes to communicate in secret ways. I will write a sentence in pig latin, which is a type of code. I-ay ove-lay itwixie-ay. That means: i love itwixie. This is how pig latin works. You take a word like rock. You take the first letters away if they are not vowles.then you add ay at the end with the letters that you took away. So rock would become ock-ray. If the word starts with a vowle you kust add ay at the end so apple would become apple-ay. I-aay ove-lay odes-cay!

We had to post the entire paragraph – it was just too fun! Way to go, @agm16!

Here’s the new Word of the Week: engineering

How iTwixie’s Word of the Week Works:
Check with iTwixie every Wednesday morning to see who won last week’s challenge and get the new iTwixie Word of the Week. Then, take the Word of the Week Challenge! All you have to do is write a sentence in the comments section below, using the new Word of the Week. Try and write a sentence that shows what that word means to you. Get writing, girls!

Have fun!

Congratulations, @girlsrock61804!  You are the winner for iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge! Last week’s iTwixie Word of the Week was affable! Here’s @girlsrock61804‘s sentence:

hello i am a very affable person and i am new to itwixie

Woot woot! Way to go, @girlsrock61804! We agree! You ARE affable! Welcome to iTwixie! Now just send in your parent’s mailing address and we’ll send you a cool prize. Pretty cool, right? But get your address to us within the next 30 days, ok? Don’t delay! Let’s all welcome and congratulate @girlsrock61804!

Here’s the word for this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge: legion. Legion means in large numbers or a huge group. 

How iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge Works
Check with iTwixie every Wednesday at 9 am Eastern Time to see who won last week’s challenge and get the new word for this week. Then just write a sentence in the comments section below. All week long, we’ll collect your sentences and we’ll use a random drawing to select a winner by the following Wednesday morning, at 9 am. The winner will get a cool prize! It’s that easy!

Good luck, girls!

Congratulations, ibloogirl You just won this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge! Here’s ibloogirl‘s sentence, using last week’s word, largess: Some people are largess, and some of them can’t afford to be largess, but SOME of those people do it anyway.

Here’s the word for this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge: laud. Laud means praise.

How iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge Works
Check with iTwixie every Wednesday at 9 am Eastern Time to see who won last week’s challenge and get the new word for this week. Then just write a sentence in the comments section below. All week long, we’ll collect your sentences and we’ll use a random drawing to select a winner by the following Wednesday morning, at 9 am. The winner will get a cool prize! It’s that easy!

ibloogirl, just email your parent’s mailing address to info at itwixie dot com and we’ll send your prize to you!

Three cheers for ibloogirl! Woot, woot, woot! SMART GIRLS ROCK!

Congratulations, sherlockedpotterhead! You just won this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge! Here’s sherlockedpotterhead ‘s sentence, using last week’s word, obsession: I’ve always had an octopus obsession, octopuses are outrageously awesome after all.

Here’s the word for this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge: decorum. Decorum means dignified, proper or with incredible poise.

How iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge Works
Check with iTwixie every Wednesday at 9 am Eastern Time to see who won last week’s challenge and get the new word for this week. Then just write a sentence in the comments section below. All week long, we’ll collect your sentences and we’ll use a random drawing to select a winner by the following Wednesday morning, at 9 am. The winner will get a cool prize! It’s that easy!

sherlockedpotterhead, just email us – at info at itwixie dot com – your parent’s mailing address and we’ll send your prize to you!

Let’s all join in to congratulate sherlockedpotterhead!

Congratulations, @wykkydangel! You just won this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge! Here’s @wykkydangel‘s sentence, using last week’s word, brawny: The new girl looked brawny enough to snap a tree in two.

Here’s the word for this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge: obsession. Obsession means a dominating concern.

How iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge Works
Check with iTwixie every Wednesday at 9 am Eastern Time to see who won last week’s challenge and get the new word for this week. Then just write a sentence in the comments section below. All week long, we’ll collect your sentences and we’ll use a random drawing to select a winner by the following Wednesday morning, at 9 am. The winner will get a cool prize! It’s that easy!

Let’s all join in to congratulate  @wykkydangel!

With iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge, every girl wins because learning new words makes us smarter. And smart girls rock!

Way to go @missmonkey! You won this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge! Now just send in your parent’s mailing address to info@itwixie.com and we’ll send you a prize!

Here’s the word for this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge: brawny. Brawny means muscular.

Here’s @missmonkey‘s sentence using last week’s word, thwart: “I thwarted my brother’s attempt to hide my new pack of gum by grabbing the gum out of his hands.”

How iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge Works

Every Wednesday, check iTwixie at 9 am Eastern Time to see who won last week’s challenge, and get the new word for this week. Then just write a sentence in the comments section below. All week long, we’ll collect your sentences and we’ll use a random drawing to select a winner by the following Wednesday morning, at 9 am. The winner will get a cool prize! It’s that easy!

Let’s all join in to congratulate @missmonkey!  Cheers!

With iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge, every girl wins because learning new words makes us smarter. And smart girls rock!

Congratulations @wykkydangel! You won this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge! Now just send in your parent’s mailing address to info@itwixie.com and we’ll send you a prize!

Here’s  @wykkydangel‘s sentence, using last week’s word, debunking: “The spy spent hours debunking the case, trying to expose the real thief, to no avail.”

Here’s the word for this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge: thwart. Thwart means to halt or to stop or to frustrate.

How iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge Works
Every Wednesday, check iTwixie at 9 am Eastern Time to see who won last week’s challenge, and get the new word for this week. Then just write a sentence in the comments section below. All week long, we’ll collect your sentences and we’ll use a random drawing to select a winner by the following Wednesday morning, at 9 am. The winner will get a cool prize! It’s that easy!

Let’s all join in to congratulate  @wykkydangel Cheers!

With iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge, every girl wins because learning new words makes us smarter. And smart girls rock!

Congratulations @suziethegreatandpowerful! You won this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge! Now just send in your parent’s mailing address to info@itwixie.com and we’ll send you a prize! Here’s @suziethegreatandpowerful‘s sentence using last week’s word, resplendent: The women at the party sat in a resplendent manner, the light shining off of their earrings.

Here’s the word for this week’s iTwixie Word of the Week Challenge: debunking. Debunking means exposing a falsehood or myth.

How iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge Works
Every Wednesday, check iTwixie at 9 am Eastern Time to see who won last week’s challenge, and get the new word for this week. Then just write a sentence in the comments section below. All week long, we’ll collect your sentences and we’ll use a random drawing to select a winner by the following Wednesday morning, at 9 am. The winner will get a cool prize! It’s that easy!

Let’s all join in to congratulate @suziethegreatandpowerful! Cheers!

With iTwixie’s Word of the Week Challenge, every girl wins because learning new words makes us smarter. And smart girls rock!