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Children's Encyclopedias and Dictionaries

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    Children's Encyclopedias and Dictionaries

    Does anyone have recommended Children's Encyclopedias and Dictionary choices? We have a Children's Dictionary, that we bought second hand, but it contained 3 of the words we needed!

    I'm thinking specifically about using them for SC3.

    I'm looking at the Usborne Grade 1-4 ones, but there are sooo many I don't know which to choose! I was thinking a grade 1-4 would be helpful so she could do most of the reading herself, at some point.
    Last edited by howiecram; 06-04-2017, 02:38 PM.
    Christine

    (2022/2023)
    DD1 8/23/09 -Mix of MP 6/7
    DS2 9/1/11 - Mix of SC 7/8 and SC 9/10 (R&S 5, FFL)
    DD3 2/9/13 -SC 5/6

    Previous Years
    DD 1 (MPK, SC2 (with AAR), SC3, SC4, Mix of MP3/4, Mix MP5/6
    DS2 (SCB, SCC, MPK, AAR/Storytime Treasures), CLE Math, Mix of MP3/4, MP5 (literature mix of SC 7/8/MP5)
    DD3 (SCA, SCB, Jr. K workbooks, soaking up from the others, MPK, AAR), MP1, MP2
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    Re: Children's Encyclopedias and Dictionaries

    We have this dictionary -- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/07...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 We haven't used it enough to really give an opinion.

    For encyclopedias, we have a set of Childcraft books. They're a set of encyclopedias from the 1930's - 1980's or so. So they wouldn't be great for more modern topics obviously. But I love them. Here's a blog post about them. http://www.plumfieldandpaideia.com/c...ries-overview/

    I also have a few Usborne ones -- World History and 1st Science I think. I think they are great books too.
    Susan

    2021-2022
    A (13) - Simply Classical 7/8
    C (12) - Simply Classical 7/8
    G (8) - Simply Classical 1

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