Z immediately started leafing through her first reference book and wrote this note:
The reverse side reads "Words I naw" and lists L-words she knows.
The reverse side reads "Words I naw" and lists L-words she knows.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
A reader needs a dictionary
Now that Z is plowing through a chapter book a day (Judy Moody and these stupid fairy books are her favs), I figured she could use a dictionary. Her teacher recommended one with a lot of pictures.
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Even with the internet, there's nothing like having a dictionary in hand. Congrats on all the words she "naws!"
As you know, we've only had it for one day, but I was elated when Julian said he wanted to find the word "draw" and then he wrote it down "D-R-A" on a piece of paper so he wouldn't forget what he was looking for. When he found and recognized the word in his dictionary, he said, "Oh, there's a W!" and corrected his piece of paper.
We bought the Dr. Suess dictionery for the girls. It's fabulous fun and educational.
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