Oxford School Dictionary
Oxford School Dictionary
Product code: HE342179
Product Description
Illuminate language and bring literacy to life with the Oxford School Dictionary from Hope Education. The new edition of this classroom staple is an invaluable resource for clarifying the meaning of words, discovering new vocabulary and strengthening spelling skills.
Containing 45,000 words and phrases, the 832-page Oxford School Dictionary is an essential part of an educator’s toolkit, supporting English teaching and beyond. Perfect for Upper Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4, this quintessential resource is carefully aligned to the 2014 National Curriculum. Age-appropriate language, alphabetisation and a colour-coded system ensures that this dictionary is accessible and easy to navigate, helping learners to locate words quickly and efficiently. There’s also a handy appendix, specifically designed to support pupil’s understanding of tricky Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation features. The Oxford School Dictionary empowers children with the gift of language, one definition at a time.
What’s in the Box?
- 1 x Oxford School Dictionary
- The Oxford School Dictionary is famously durable, comprehensive and long-lasting, designed to stand the test of time. It’s a classic for a reason!
- The entry for each word not only includes a definition, but also pronunciation details, its word type and an example in context. What’s more, the examples are taken from notable children’s texts and renowned authors such as Philip Pullman.
- This dictionary additionally covers root word origins, providing learners with a greater understanding about the fascinating history of the English language.
- The Oxford School Dictionary is ideal for bolstering vocabulary and bridging the language gap between Primary and Secondary School. Whether you’re using it in an English, History or Geography lesson, it’s sure to enhance comprehension and writing skills.
- Use to support the accuracy of spelling across Upper Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4. Learners can take independent initiative and locate a word themselves.
- Use to incorporate an imaginative array of dictionary-based games into your English teaching. Who said exploring a dictionary can’t be fun?
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Illuminate language and bring literacy to life with the Oxford School Dictionary from Hope Education. The new edition of this classroom staple is an invaluable resource for clarifying the meaning of words, discovering new vocabulary and strengthening spelling skills.
Containing 45,000 words and phrases, the 832-page Oxford School Dictionary is an essential part of an educator’s toolkit, supporting English teaching and beyond. Perfect for Upper Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4, this quintessential resource is carefully aligned to the 2014 National Curriculum. Age-appropriate language, alphabetisation and a colour-coded system ensures that this dictionary is accessible and easy to navigate, helping learners to locate words quickly and efficiently. There’s also a handy appendix, specifically designed to support pupil’s understanding of tricky Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation features. The Oxford School Dictionary empowers children with the gift of language, one definition at a time.
What’s in the Box?
- 1 x Oxford School Dictionary
- The Oxford School Dictionary is famously durable, comprehensive and long-lasting, designed to stand the test of time. It’s a classic for a reason!
- The entry for each word not only includes a definition, but also pronunciation details, its word type and an example in context. What’s more, the examples are taken from notable children’s texts and renowned authors such as Philip Pullman.
- This dictionary additionally covers root word origins, providing learners with a greater understanding about the fascinating history of the English language.
- The Oxford School Dictionary is ideal for bolstering vocabulary and bridging the language gap between Primary and Secondary School. Whether you’re using it in an English, History or Geography lesson, it’s sure to enhance comprehension and writing skills.
- Use to support the accuracy of spelling across Upper Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4. Learners can take independent initiative and locate a word themselves.
- Use to incorporate an imaginative array of dictionary-based games into your English teaching. Who said exploring a dictionary can’t be fun?
