Books with title First Word Search: Words to Learn

Puzzle fun for four- to six-year-olds! These word searches are designed to meet the needs and interests of the youngest readers. Look up, down, and diagonally too, to uncover a buried treasure of hidden words. Young puzzle lovers can show what sharp eyes they have with this huge collection of word searches. Each has a different theme—from “Things that Fly” (airplane, mosquito, flag) to “Sundaes” (caramel, cherry, yummy), and “School Time.”

Puzzle fun for four- to six-year-olds! These word searches are designed to meet the needs and interests of the youngest readers. Look up, down, and diagonally too, to uncover a buried treasure of hidden words. Young puzzle lovers can show what sharp eyes they have with this huge collection of word searches. Each has a different theme—from “Things that Fly” (airplane, mosquito, flag) to “Sundaes” (caramel, cherry, yummy), and “School Time.”

Packed with games and learning opportunities on every page, First Words is more than just a picture book! This unique format offers photos and illustrations, setting it aside from ordinary encyclopedias. Specially designed for enriching experiences for toddlers, Clever Encyclopedias encourage development of language, pronunciation, and speech.â?? The pages feature varied page layouts and different activities that encourage observation and learning early topics like shapes, colors, numbers, and time and space.

The National Health Service Speech, Languages and Communication Services department, have compiled a list of the most common words that young children learn to say first. Your child will need to hear these words lots and lots of times before they will attempt to say them. Learn to Talk - My First Words provides colourful images portraying all these first words, so you can help your child on those important first steps.Encourage your child by telling them what things are around the house, modelling the words. Ask them to find you things to help develop their understanding of the word, e.g. ‘get me your hat’, ‘where are your socks?’.

Now, the youngest, beginning readers can play a little hide-and-seek on the page with word searches designed just for them. Everything’s simple and basic, so children will have lots of fun while they’re learning.In Fun First Words, all the entries are grouped by subject, so children do their searches in such kid-appealing categories as Bugs, Birthdays, and Camping. They’ll have a happy time hunting.

Parties, games, amusement parks, haunted houses, sleepovers--these are just some of the appealing topics children will find in this collection of simple, fun searches. Each puzzle is organized around a single letter or subject, and there's a word list to guide them as they look. As kids become involved in solving such puzzles as "Parts of the Body," they'll learn to recognize basic, important words--including arm, leg, knee, wrist, and toe--and improve their vocabulary. It's an enjoyable way to set the stage for future reading success.

Make learning early literacy skills fun with Learn to Spell: First Words. · Enjoy the story with its clear text and lively illustrations. · Help your child find and read the three letter key words on each page. · Practice making words with the spelling cards. Then have fun playing Ron Rat s Magic Mat Game, to reinforce your child s newly acquired skills.