Vocabulary Made Easy Level 1: Fun, Interactive English Vocab Builder, Activity & Practice Book with Pictures for Kids 4+, Collection of 800+ Everyday - Paperback

by Sonia Mehta (Author)

With over 800 words, this book is aimed at pre-primary children aged four and up. Extensive categorized word lists with supporting images for each word facilitate picture-word association and retention. There are also plenty of jokes, fun facts, riddles, activities and practice exercises to encourage learners to use the new words they have learnt and help them integrate new words into their vocabulary.

About the Series
The Vocabulary Made Easy series, broken up into four levels, has been specially designed to allow children to embark on the journey of building their vocabulary with minimum adult assistance. This series will serve as a vocabulary resource. The word lists in this series are an attempt to encompass a wide variety of keywords that children are likely to encounter on their reading journey.

Find inside this book:
- Synonyms
- Antonyms
- Words that rhyme
- Shapes and colours
- The sky and the universe
- Weather and seasons
- Transport
- Domestic and wild animals
- Birds
- Bugs and insects
- Flowers
- Food
- Parts of the human body
- Landforms and waterbodies
- Words about art

Let your child master the art of effective communication with Vocabulary Made Easy: Level 1. Happy learning!

Author Biography

Sonia Mehta is a children's writer who believes that sparking off a child's imagination opens up a world of adventure. She has been writing for children for over two decades. Her body of work is wide-ranging-she created one of India's first dedicated children's newspaper sections; conceptualized the Cadbury Bournvita Quiz Contest for TV; and has written books, songs, poems and stories for leading publishers in India, several African nations, the USA and the UK.
She lives in Mumbai and runs Quadrum Solutions, a content company she co-founded. She is also the co-founder of PodSquad, a retail children's edutainment brand that firmly believes that children learn best when they are having fun.
Most days, Sonia can be found pounding away at her computer-when she is not playing with her dachshunds, the two little loves of her life.