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Unlock your potential with this 192-page English workbook. Become the first five-year-old to write a novel, start a blog, or host a Ted Talk on "Phonological & Phonemic Awareness". This kindergarten workbook covers letters and sounds, phonics, high-frequency words, vocabulary, handwriting, and more! This is not your average English workbook. Become the next child prodigy.Ages 5-6We make phonics fun! Readiculous teaches kids to read with the science of reading in just 10 minutes a day.The game, endorsed by literacy experts and grounded in scientific research, is designed to engage kids to learn to read through exciting mini-games. Readiculous engages kids to learn the sounds that go with each letter/spelling in a logical progression. As with most new things, repetition is the key to success. This is where we come in, we make learning ridiculously fun (pun intended) by designing reading games for maximum entertainment and educational value. Players learn 2x faster than traditional methods with just 10 minutes of daily play, reflected in personal progress reports showcasing which sounds, letters, and words they’re working on. Readiculous combines fun gameplay with educational content, tailored to support various needs.Note: 3 months of Readiculous Video Game is a non-cumulative promotion limited to one per customer.
"Ugh, but why?" is a question that has plagued households for millennia.Tidy up. "Why?"Say thank you. "Why?"Flush the toilet. "Why?"Mrs Wordsmith's 37 House Rules is the hilarious handbook every family needs to answer that age-old question. Bringing essential house rules to life with hilarious illustrations – say goodbye to tantrums and hello to a happy, helpful household.For ages 5-10
Cheerful? Grumpy? Puzzled? Mischievous? Silly? How do you feel today? Turn a page every day and discover a new hilariously illustrated word to help you express how you feel.On the back of each page you will find activities, stories, and questions that develop empathy and resilience, encourage inclusivity, and guide kids in forming positive relationships. Designed to be prominently displayed to spark conversations and make social and emotional learning a staple of daily life.Ages 4-8We make phonics fun! Readiculous teaches kids to read with the science of reading in just 10 minutes a day.The game, endorsed by literacy experts and grounded in scientific research, is designed to engage kids to learn to read through exciting mini-games. Readiculous engages kids to learn the sounds that go with each letter/spelling in a logical progression. As with most new things, repetition is the key to success. This is where we come in, we make learning ridiculously fun (pun intended) by designing reading games for maximum entertainment and educational value. Players learn 2x faster than traditional methods with just 10 minutes of daily play, reflected in personal progress reports showcasing which sounds, letters, and words they’re working on. Readiculous combines fun gameplay with educational content, tailored to support various needs.Note: 3 months of Readiculous Video Game is a non-cumulative promotion limited to one per customer.
Unlock your potential with this 111-page, printable workbook. Become the first six-year-old to write a novel, publish an academic article, or host a Ted Talk on "The Importance of Conjunctions". These Grade 1 worksheets covers math, phonics, vocabulary, grammar, handwriting, and more! This is not your average English workbook. Become the next child prodigy.For ages 6-7
That’s why we’ve created a range of illustrated, hilarious vocabulary books, vocabulary worksheets, and vocabulary workbooks for ages 4 and up. We aim to help grow your child's vocabulary database. These vocabulary exercises will develop their core reading skills and teach them a lifelong love of learning.
Start boosting younger kids’ vocabulary with our Epic Life duo of illustrated vocabulary books, which cover everything from emotions to technology. You can use these alongside our Mrs Wordsmith's 37 House Rules printable vocabulary worksheets, which were designed to help develop emotional intelligence. Once your kids master these words, move on to our Storyteller's Word a Day books, with illustrated words and easy-to-access information on word pairs, usage in literature, and examples.
For kids aged 11-16, we also offer a Reading Comprehension Vocabulary printable workbook, which includes 500 words that frequently occur in classic literature, curated into short printable workbooks of ten words at a time that can be completed once a week. These printable vocabulary worksheets (and all of our resources!) focus on helping kids expand their word base independently. To do this, kids need to develop what educational specialists call word consciousness. This refers to an awareness of – and motivation to learn – new words. Kids with word consciousness are better attuned to nuances such as the difference between the written and spoken word, and why certain words are used in certain contexts instead of others. Introducing rarer words like “extraordinary” instead of “amazing”, or “vile” instead of “nasty” promotes word consciousness. Broken in bite-sized pieces, these vocabulary worksheets pdfs are easy to use at home or in the classroom at your own pace.
Not entirely convinced that explicit vocabulary instruction is important? A child's linguistic competence – how well they understand the rules of a language and their ability to use it correctly – also unlocks comprehension in other subjects. Kids with a larger vocabulary are more confident and tend to do better academically in all subjects – including math. Unsurprisingly, kids with a richer vocabulary and improved reading comprehension also read more for pleasure. Vocabulary exercises are essential to helping kids develop these skills.
With exercises designed by experts in education and literacy and hilarious illustrations, we create vocabulary-enriching activities that kids can enjoy and complete independently. Focusing on bite-sized lessons from their English curriculum, kids can hone their knowledge of words and their reading abilities at their own pace, resulting in a rewarding sense of accomplishment.