1,000+ must-know words for kids, covering everything from emotions to technology—hilariously illustrated to reinforce word meaningsBoost vocabulary—and fall in love with words! 1,000 must-know words for kids, covering everything from emotions and food to the future of technology.
Hilarious and surprising illustrations reinforce word meanings.
Uniquely created with literacy experts, teachers, and Hollywood artists.
"This book is pure magic! Driven by compelling research on the importance of vocabulary development and socio-emotional learning for every child’s growth and development, this modern marvel is filled with engaging characters, powerful themes, and remarkable story-telling assets that every child and parent will love. It has been decades since I encountered a children’s word book that was so delightful and important!" Michael Levine – Chief Knowledge Officer of Sesame Street
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Mrs Wordsmith Epic Words Vocabulary Book uses the very latest in the science of learning to grab children’s attention and teach them words about their world. Educators take note! This book will not only improve children’s vocabulary, it will accelerate it at epic speed." Susan Neuman – Professor of Childhood Education and Literacy Development, NYU
With a team of award-winning artists and writers, Mrs Wordsmith creates books, card games, worksheets, and mobile games to improve the reading and writing of kids aged 4–11, and to make learning fun!
Previously published as
My Epic Life Word Book by Mrs Wordsmith in 2019.
© Mrs Wordsmith 2022
Mrs Wordsmith is a team of award-winning artists, game designers, writers, data scientists, teachers, and researchers. It was founded in 2015 by Sofia Fenichell, a mother and writer. Schools weren’t keeping pace with entertainment and technology, and she was determined that language would not be left in the dust. Mrs Wordsmith uses scientific research and proven teaching methodology, alongside Hollywood-quality animation and state-of-the-art game design, to create books, games, worksheets, and apps to improve the reading and writing outcomes of kids aged 4–11, and to make word learning hilariously fun.
