Faces People, Places, and World Culture for Kids and Children

LET’S TALK BREAD

aybe you only think about bread in terms of what holds your sandwich together. But bread has played such an important role in our lives for thousands of years that words and phrases relating to it have crept into our everyday vocabularies. Do you ever ask your mom or dad for some “dough” when it’s allowance time? Does your cousin in Kansas tell you that he lives in America’s “breadbasket?” Read on for more familiar words fresh from the oven!

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