Mrs Wordsmith | My Epic Life – Daily Word Workout | Illustrated Daily Word Learning Activity Book for Kids | Ideal for KS1 Ages 4 – 8 | Spiral-bound

With 180 pages of hilarious illustrations, brain teasers, life inspiration, math, technology and much, much more, Daily Word Workout builds kids’ vocabulary while introducing them to concepts that extend way beyond language. Make every day epic with a daily word workout that will prepare kids for anything that the world can throw at them! With 180 pages of hilarious illustrations, brain teasers, life inspiration, and much, much more, Daily Word Workout builds kids’ vocabulary while introducing them to concepts that extend way beyond language. From basic mathematics to science and technology via valuable life lessons about inclusivity, tolerance, and respect, this indispensable daily wonder is designed to introduce young minds to big ideas at the breakfast table. And all through the magic of words! Why walk when you can stroll, saunter, or swagger? Don’t cry when you can weep, wail, or whimper! Daily Word Workout is packed with synonyms, antonyms, and mind-blowing vocabulary that shows kids the epic scope and flexibility of language. Whether it’s labelling emotions, communicating clearly, building character, or telling tall tales, there’s a word here for everything. Plus, count in twos with some cookie-crazed tiger cubs! Start telling time with a tooth-brushing dog! Shapes, sizes, left and right – whatever kids need to know, our colourful cast of word-hungry animals have it covered. They’ll laugh. They’ll learn. Epic just became a way of life.

Features

• Curriculum-aligned, perfect for K – Grade 1 children ages 4 – 8
• Expert-backed, fun activities to complete in just five minutes every day, from finding synonyms to multiplication
• 180 pages of hilarious and unique content, guarenteed to expand your child’s vocabulary while introducing them to concepts that extend far beyond language
• Covers vocabulary, maths, science and technology, life lessons, emotional intelligence, and more
• Research shows that learning words “little and often” is 90% more effective than cramming lots of words in one go