Miles KellyJunior Picture Dictionary, Dictionary & Thesaurus and Encyclopaedia (3 Books)
R399
About
This is a fantastic deal for primary school children with a thirst for knowledge and to help them with homework and projects. This bundle consists of the following: a Junior Picture Dictionary, Junior Encyclopaedia, as well as a Junior Dictionary and Thesaurus. Wonderful artwork and photos are found throughout each book to help familiarise kids with new concepts. Colour-coded sections help children navigate through each book, while clear text helps build confidence in young readers.
Product Features
1. Junior Picture Dictionary: Junior Picture Dictionary for kids aged 5+ covers hundreds of topics, from asteroids to zebras, with bright images and short, simple annotations.
2. Junior Dictionary and Thesaurus: Junior Dictionary and Thesaurus contains hundreds of entries to help your child check their spelling, build vocabulary and polish their grammar skills. Every entry is accompanied by a clear definition and example sentences * Useful synonyms and idioms that will encourage your child to think about the words they use in everyday speech and writing * Activities throughout to make learning and word building fun.
3. Junior Encyclopedia: Junior Encyclopedia is a children's encyclopaedia with a difference, providing young learners with a wealth of knowledge in an accessible way.
Fun activities throughout to put learning into practice * Bite sized information to hold your child's attention * Amazing images to support children who learn well through visual prompts.
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