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Books in Children's First Picture Dictionaries series

  • French-English Picture Dictionary

    Catherine Bruzzone, Louise Millar

    Paperback (Perseus Distribution, April 1, 2011)
    It's never too soon to start teaching boys and girls a second language, and this book presents pages filled with cheerful color pictures that help teach French words to English-speaking children in early grades. It presents more than 350 illustrations of familiar objects, with nine pictures on each page. Every picture is labeled with its English word, followed by its French equivalent. The translated word is followed in turn by a phonetic spelling in smaller type. Words are grouped according to themes, such as Sports, The Classroom, Fruit, Vegetables, Party Time, Weather, and many others. For example, the nine illustrations on the Sports page show pictures with bilingual labels for football, table tennis, skiing, fishing, gymnastics, athletics, cycling, swimming, and basketball. Here's a fun way for younger English-speaking children to build a basic vocabulary in French.
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  • My First French Picture Dictionary

    Irene Yates, Nick Sharratt

    Hardcover (B.E.S. Publishing, Aug. 1, 2001)
    Vividly illustrated with bright, full-color illustrations by award-winning children's artists, books in the First Picture Dictionaries series speak to kids at progressive age levels. Books combine artwork and/or photo illustrations with bold and easy-to-read word labels and definitions. Parents are encouraged to use these books as aids in teaching children the preliminaries of reading and writing at home. The books also make great teacher's helpers in classrooms, from Pre-K through early grades. With the cheerfully illustrated My First French Dictionary and a little help from parents or teacher, toddlers learn to recognize words in two languages--English and French. They start with word and picture association, each word serving as a picture label and presented in both languages. Words are grouped by themes, such as clothes kids wear, toys they play with, animals, foods, and many others. Questions throughout the book encourage kids to look closely and talk about what they see--in two languages! This book is useful in homes where either English or French is spoken as the family's first language.
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  • Spanish-English Picture Dictionary

    Catherine Bruzzone, Louise Millar

    Paperback (Perseus Distribution, April 1, 2011)
    It's never too soon to start teaching boys and girls a second language, and this book presents pages filled with cheerful color pictures that help teach Spanish words to English-speaking children in early grades. It presents more than 350 illustrations of familiar objects, with nine pictures on each page. Every picture is labeled with its English word, followed by its Spanish equivalent. The translated word is followed in turn by a phonetic spelling in smaller type. Words are grouped according to themes, such as Sports, The Classroom, Fruit, Vegetables, Party Time, Weather, and many others. For example, the nine illustrations on the Sports page show pictures with bilingual labels for football, table tennis, skiing, fishing, gymnastics, athletics, cycling, swimming, and basketball. Here's a fun way for younger English-speaking children to build a basic vocabulary in Spanish.
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  • My First Spanish Picture Dictionary

    Irene Yates, Nick Sharratt

    Hardcover (B.E.S. Publishing, Aug. 1, 2001)
    Vividly illustrated with bright, full-color illustrations by award-winning children's artists, books in the First Picture Dictionaries series speak to kids at progressive age levels. Books combine artwork and/or photo illustrations with bold and easy-to-read word labels and definitions. Parents are encouraged to use these books as aids in teaching children the preliminaries of reading and writing at home. The books also make great teacher's helpers in classrooms, from Pre-K through early grades. With the cheerfully illustrated My First Spanish Dictionary and a little help from parents or teacher, toddlers learn to recognize words in two languages--English and Spanish. They start with word and picture association, each word serving as a picture label and presented in both languages. Words are grouped by themes, such as clothes kids wear, toys they play with, animals, foods, and many others. Questions throughout the book encourage kids to look closely and talk about what they see--in two languages! This book is useful in homes where either English or Spanish is spoken as the family's first language.
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  • Rhyming Dictionary

    Sue Graves, Brian Moses, Tim Archbold

    Paperback (B.E.S. Publishing, Aug. 1, 2001)
    Vividly illustrated with bright, full-color illustrations by award-winning children's artists, books in the First Picture Dictionaries series speak to kids at progressive age levels. Books combine artwork and/or photo illustrations with bold and easy-to-read word labels and definitions. Parents are encouraged to use these books as aids in teaching children the preliminaries of reading and writing at home. The books also make great teacher's helpers in classrooms, from Pre-K through early grades. With inspiration from Rhyming Dictionary, boys and girls in preschool and early grade levels discover that words are fun, especially when they are brought together in rhymes. House and mouse, bear and hare, and dozens more rhyming words are presented with delightful color illustrations that bring them fully alive. Creating rhymes is a great way to encourage kids to use word with imagination and build their word power at the same time.
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  • My ABC Dictionary

    Irene Yates, Chris Fisher, Ginny Lapage

    Hardcover (Barrons Juveniles, Aug. 1, 2001)
    Identifies simple words with pictures and sentences, and includes such sections as colors, numbers, and family members.
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  • My First School Dictionary

    Jock Grapham, Marie Lister

    Hardcover (B.E.S. Publishing, Aug. 1, 2001)
    Vividly illustrated with bright, full-color illustrations by award-winning children's artists, books in the First Picture Dictionaries series speak to kids at progressive age levels. Books combine artwork and/or photo illustrations with bold and easy-to-read word labels and definitions. Parents are encouraged to use these books as aids in teaching children the preliminaries of reading and writing at home. The books also make great teacher's helpers in classrooms, from Pre-K through early grades. With the delightfully illustrated My First School Dictionary, boys and girls take an intermediate step in learning and recognizing printed words. They are introduced to a dictionary's essential features, and then are presented with words-and-pictures listings to build their vocabulary. Each word to be learned is highlighted in color, and then is followed with full-sentence definitions and example sentences that demonstrate the word in a context. Kids are also shown different forms of the word, such as plural forms. A special section at the dictionary's end brings words together according to themes.
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  • My First Spanish Picture Dictionary

    Irene Yates, Nick Sharratt

    Hardcover (Barron's Educational Series, Aug. 1, 2001)
    Vividly illustrated with bright, full-color illustrations by award-winning children's artists, books in the First Picture Dictionaries series speak to kids at progressive age levels. Books combine artwork and/or photo illustrations with bold and easy-to-read word labels and definitions. Parents are encouraged to use these books as aids in teaching children the preliminaries of reading and writing at home. The books also make great teacher's helpers in classrooms, from Pre-K through early grades. With the cheerfully illustrated My First Spanish Dictionary and a little help from parents or teacher, toddlers learn to recognize words in two languages--English and Spanish. They start with word and picture association, each word serving as a picture label and presented in both languages. Words are grouped by themes, such as clothes kids wear, toys they play with, animals, foods, and many others. Questions throughout the book encourage kids to look closely and talk about what they see--in two languages! This book is useful in homes where either English or Spanish is spoken as the family's first language.
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  • Collins Junior Scrabble Dictionary

    Evelyn Goldsmith

    Hardcover (HARPER COLL CHILDREN, Jan. 1, 2004)
    Book is in new condition. Book comes with dust cover. There are a small tear on the dust cover. Pages are crisp and clean, unmarked.
  • Junior Dictionary

    Evelyn Goldsmith

    Hardcover (B E S Pub Co, Aug. 1, 2001)
    Provides definitions of common words with the part of speech and sample sentences, and offers illustrated tables of foods, animals, and other subjects, and lists of punctuation, prefixes, suffixes, and other terms.
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  • Collins First School Dictionary

    Jock Graham

    Paperback (Harpercollins Pub Ltd, June 30, 2000)
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  • Collins Rhyming Dictionary

    Sue Graves, Brian Moses

    Paperback (Harpercollins Pub Ltd, May 31, 2005)
    A lively reference tool for children aged 6+, packed with rhymes for over 190 key sounds and spelling patterns, as well as lots of ideas for writing your own amazing rhymes. A must for any budding writer! / Over 190 head entries arranged alphabetically, with each entry providing a wide variety of rhyming words / Contains heaps of fun rhymes, puns and word play to make you giggle, gasp and groan! / Includes ideas for games and activities plus top tips on creating great rhymes from leading children's poet, Brian Moses / Full alphabetical index of every word for easy reference plus an at-a-glance rhyme index / For ages 6+