Third Grade English Sensational Workbook
+ 3 months of Word Tag ® Video Game
Worth a value of $29,97
Third Grade English Sensational Workbook
+ 3 months of Word Tag ® Video Game
Product Description
Everything you need to know for Third Grade English in one book. Become the first eight-year-old to write a best-selling mystery novel, get hired as a detective, and solve crimes using your knowledge of subordinating conjunctions. This book covers vocabulary, grammar, punctuation, spelling, reading comprehension, writing, handwriting, and more! This is not your average English workbook. Become the next child prodigy.
Ages 8-9
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Thoughts by:
After I've mastered English, I plan to master hieroglyphs!
My favorite part of this book has to be the reading comprehension on life in Ancient Egypt. Did you know there was no such thing as school unless you were training to become a priest or a scribe? How dreadful!
