Oxford Very First Dictionary (2007 edition)

by Georgie Birkett (Illustrator), Clare Kirtley (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2007

  $3.25

  The Oxford Very First Dictionary introduces children aged 4+ to the features of a dictionary in an appealing way. The dictionary has over 300 familiar words each with a simple definition and an illustration which reinforces the definition. There are also pages of topic-themed vocabulary at the back of the book, all illustrated too. Each page is clearly laid out so it is easy to pick out the main features - the alphabet down the side of the page, the letter of the page you are on in red. These are key features that young children come across as they start their non-fiction reading. A lovely extra for this age level is the illustrated opening letter - A shows a juicy apple, B shows some buzzing bees. A great introduction to the world of dictionaries.

• Used

  Paperback
  2003

  $3.80

  The Oxford Very First Dictionary is illustrated in colour and aimed at readers aged 4+. It includes: over 300 headwords simply and clearly explained with full sentences; all headwords accompanied by a colour picture; alphabet border on every page; useful introduction and key on how to get the best out of the dictionary; and illustrated section at the back containing Words we write a lot, Verbs, Colours, Shapes, Days of the Week, Months of the Year, Numbers to Twenty and the Alphabet. It fulfils the NLS Requirements for Reception, YR1, YR2 and Scottish Guidelines P1-3.

• Used

  Hardcover
  2007

  $3.56

  The Oxford Very First Dictionary introduces children aged 4+ years to the features of a dictionary in an appealing way. The dictionary has over 300 familiar words each with a simple definition and an illustration which reinforces the definition. There are also pages of topic-themed vocabulary at the back of the book, all illustrated too. Each page is clearly laid out so it is easy to pick out the main features - the alphabet down the side of the page, the letter of the page you are on in red. These are key features that young children come across as they start their non-fiction reading. A lovely extra for this age level is the illustrated opening letter - A shows a juicy apple, B shows some buzzing bees. A great introduction to the world of dictionaries.