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Books with title First Dictionary of Math

  • First Dictionary

    Alison Niblo, Janet De Saulles, Kim Woolley

    Hardcover (Smithmark Pub, July 1, 1997)
    Book by Niblo, Alison, De Saulles, Janet
  • First Dictionary

    Angela Crawley, Jenni Cozens, Ian Paulyn, Sean Connolly, Paula Borton, Raje Airey, Rachael Stone, Susanne Bull, Patrick Spillane, Lesley Birmingham, John Grisewood

    Hardcover (Parragon, Jan. 1, 1999)
    Up to the age of five, children learn around ten words a day. Written in a lively style and generously illustrated in full color throughout, the First Dictionary will encourage young readers to keep up the momentum and build their core vocabulary. Definitions are clearly and simply written and example sentences have been carefully chosen to show how words - both the familiar and the new - are used in everyday life. More than 1,500 carefully chosen entries. Clear, up-to-date definitions. Hundreds of example sentences to show how words are used every day. Introduces some simple rules of grammar and spelling. Over 500 specially commissioned color photographs and illustrations. An excellent introduction to using reference material.
  • Oxford First Maths Dictionary

    Peter Patilla

    Paperback (Oxford Univ Pr, March 4, 2004)
    Illustrated alphabetically maths dictionary that introduces key mathematical words and ideas .* 300 mathematical words simply and clearly explained with definition or example of use* Each entry is illustrated with artwork or diagrams to help make meanings clear* Illustrated section at the back giving words children will use in maths lessons - from time words to classroom equipment
  • First Dictionary

    Two-Can Publishing

    Hardcover (Cooper Square Publishing Llc, Jan. 1, 2005)
    The Two-Can First Dictionary is perfect for very young children who are learning their ABCs to use with their parents, and for older children to use on their own. With its colorful artwork, this dictionary will be distinguished by a novel use of fonts which are used imaginatively to create images that will reinforce the children's knowledge. This dictionary is the ideal starting point for a child's early learning. As well as introducing children to letters and words, it will help them develop reference skills and take them on a voyage of discovery through their native language.
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  • First Dictionary

    John Grisewood

    (Dempsey Parr, Jan. 1, 1998)
    Up to the age of five, children learn around ten words a day. Written in a lively style and generously illustrated throughout, the First Dictionary will encourage young readers to keep up the momentum and build their core vocabulary. Definitions are clearly and simply written and example sentences have been carefully chosen to show how words - both the familiar and the new - are used in everyday life. there are carefully chosen entries. Clear, up-to-date definitions. Hundreds of example sentences to show how words are used every day. Introduces some simple rules of grammar and spelling. An excellent introduction to using reference material.
  • My First Dictionary

    Alan Snow

    Hardcover (First Glance Books, )
    educational
  • My First Dictionary

    Alan Snow

    Paperback (Troll Communications Llc, Aug. 1, 1991)
    Gives a brief overview of the origin of words and defines more than 300 words with labeled illustrations and a brief sentence
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  • Oxford First Dictionary

    Oxford Dictionaries

    Hardcover (Oxford University Press, )
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  • My First Dictionary

    Scott Foressman and company

    Hardcover (Scott Foressman and co, March 15, 1990)
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  • My first dictionary

    Foresman Scott

    Hardcover (HarperCollins Publishers, March 15, 1991)
    Title: My first dictionary
  • Maths Dictionary

    Kay Gardner Kay Gardner

    Paperback (HARPER COLL CHILDREN, July 1, 2005)
    Collins Maths Dictionary
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  • A First Dictionary

    LINDA TIMKO GONZALEZ, MAUREEN MARSH

    Paperback (BANNER PRESS, INC., Jan. 1, 1977)
    This dictionary is for children beginning to read. It gives meanings and examples for over 1000 words belonging to the Core Vocabulary of the English language. Pictures are included to help identify some words at first glance to deter frustration. The words have been selected both by frequency within reading matter which the children will encounter, and on the basis of strong visual recognition and interest. The dictionary is for enjoyment, stimulus and reinforcement. It will help children to learn the essential skill of using the alphabet. It will also help them relate to spelling, meanings, and usage. This is the child's first and most important reference book!