My First Personal Dictionary: A Blank Wide Ruled and Pitman-Shorthand Paper Inspired Notebook to Track High Frequency Sight Words Learned and Improve … and Spelling- Yellow Bee for Boys and Girls

Have you ever wondered how many words your grade-schooler know? Are you looking for ways to motivate your child to read more books and learn more new words? Then this notebook is for you! Kids have been encouraged to read more books and write short paragraphs about the book read. But to my surprise, my kids’ thoughts and spellings are all over the place! Then I realized that they have been guessing on how to read the words and the meaning of the words they have read. And as for spelling, my kids were proud to tell me that the computer warns them when the spelling is wrong, and in one click, the computer will correct it! Oh, my! So I designed this simple notebook for parents who are in the same situation as I. This notebook has 2 columns: 1. word, 2. meaning is labeled by letters has a master list counter (100 words) where your child can write the words they learn to see how many total words they have learned. This does not have to be alphabetical. What matters is they learned the word, its spelling, and meaning. a list of commonly misspelled words. By using the good-old pen and paper technique, children will be encouraged to exercise their brain, memory, and muscle to learn the words. There are other helpful techniques that can also try with this notebook like teaching your kids how to navigate legitimate sources on the internet to find the meaning of the words encouraging them to learn at least 100 words in a given period and get a secret reward! This will be an awesome addition to your kids’ learning tool supplies. Try it now!