Oxford Children’s Colour Dictionary
The Oxford Children’s Colour Dictionary by Sheila Dignen, published by Oxford University Press in 2014, is a vibrant and user-friendly resource designed for young learners. This edition features 192 pages filled with clear definitions and simple meanings, making it an ideal tool for reference, homework assistance, and language exploration. The dictionary’s bright design includes the full alphabet on every page, facilitating easy word searches, while illustrations enhance the understanding of vocabulary.
Readers will find a wealth of information to support their language skills, including guidance on word families and compound words that aid in spelling and comprehension. This edition also introduces a supplement on spelling, grammar, and punctuation, aligning with educational curricula. Additionally, it offers Top Writing Tips from well-known children’s authors to inspire young writers. The Oxford Children’s Colour Dictionary serves as a practical companion for reading, writing, and spelling, suitable for both home and school use.
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New edition! The Oxford Children’s Colour Dictionary is clear and colourful, ideal for reference, homework help and exploring language. With simple meanings and clear definitions, children can expand their vocabulary and check their spelling with ease. The design is bright and accessible, with the full alphabet on every page to make finding words easy, and illustrations to bring words to life. Helpful information on how to use words, word families and compounds words aids both children’s spelling and their understanding of language. New for this edition is a supplement on spelling, grammar and punctuation to support the curriculum and help with homework, and specially written Top Writing Tips from the best-selling children’s authors Charlie Higson, Andy Stanton, Jeremy Strong and Jacqueline Wilson, help young writers get started. The Oxford Children’s Colour Dictionary is the perfect handy dictionary for reading, writing and spelling, both at home and at school. For lots of FREE downloadable games, puzzles, activities and much more, go to www.oxforddicitonaries.com/schools
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