Dictionaries for Literature and Classical?

[KimTN]

I've updated the 5th grade lit + FMOR dictionary to add missing vocabulary and a larger font. Feel free to use if you'd like.

[Stonefield]

Bumping this up to ask about a dictionary for The Bronze Bow?

Bronze Bow is in the dictionary for 7th grade that was posted above by Runner Joy. 7th Literature Dictionary .pdf

[Enigma]

Bumping this up to ask about a dictionary for The Bronze Bow?

[KlondikeChristianAcademy]

Anyone have a dictionary made for Ancient Wirlds?

[enbateau]

I saw a 50th anniversary edition of the American Heritage Dictionary, 5th edition. Which year/edition are you recommending? I went down a wormhole of reading dictionary reviews for a half-hour and...wow...people have a lot to say.

tanya Since I saw you peeking into the forums, any update on a MP 3-7 dictionary? Also, do you have any details on edition of the American Heritage Dictionary recommended for 8th and up?

[enbateau]

Hello.

We were putting together a grammar school dictionary, but it got sidelined for other projects. Maybe I can get a teacher to finish it this summer. For 8th grade, we would recommend students to use an actual dictionary (we recommend American Heritage). By this age, they should be able to discern the correct meaning of a word based on its context in the story.

Tanya

I saw a 50th anniversary edition of the American Heritage Dictionary, 5th edition. Which year/edition are you recommending? I went down a wormhole of reading dictionary reviews for a half-hour and...wow...people have a lot to say.

[Kristi B]

Hello.

We were putting together a grammar school dictionary, but it got sidelined for other projects. Maybe I can get a teacher to finish it this summer. For 8th grade, we would recommend students to use an actual dictionary (we recommend American Heritage). By this age, they should be able to discern the correct meaning of a word based on its context in the story.

Tanya

Just checking in to see if this is still in the works? I've been skipping some vocabulary with my kids or just telling them the answers because using an actual dictionary is so time-consuming. I would love to see this get off the ground, and would definitely be willing to purchase one!

[tanya]

Hello.

We were putting together a grammar school dictionary, but it got sidelined for other projects. Maybe I can get a teacher to finish it this summer. For 8th grade, we would recommend students to use an actual dictionary (we recommend American Heritage). By this age, they should be able to discern the correct meaning of a word based on its context in the story.

Tanya

[MBentley]

Is anyone beginning to wonder if we should just start combining the dictionaries from 3rd - 8th? With so many of us working with modified cores, would it make more sense to start putting one book together so we can just bind it up ourselves and that way it moves with them from grade to grade. Sure, at this point we have a much bigger dictionary. Or maybe combine the Grammar years in to one...Just rambling here.

I wonder if an excel pivot table would be useful here.

[happyhappyjoyjoy]

Forgive me if I overlooked it, but is there a dictionary for the 8M core? That would include Book of the Ancient World, Book of Ancient Greece, Wind in the Willows, Treasure Island, and Tom Sawyer.

I need a Classical Studies 1 dictionary. I could help make that if there isn't.

[MamaHill]

Forgive me if I overlooked it, but is there a dictionary for the 8M core? That would include Book of the Ancient World, Book of Ancient Greece, Wind in the Willows, Treasure Island, and Tom Sawyer.

[RunnerJoy]

Bumping this up

[Eve]

Jen,
Sorry I am a few days late with my thank you for the Moffats Dictionary!

[Jen_NH]

The Moffats Dictionary

[Eve]

Thank you Tanya! I completely understand you all being overwhelmed! Thank you for considering all of our requests! I look forward to the purchase whenever it is complete!