Top 9 Kids Dictionaries for Academic Succe

Does your child have a personal dictionary? If not, now might be a good time to purchase one.

As a parent, you understand the importance of teaching your children how to read, write and spell to be successful in school and later in life.

What Are Some of the Best Kids’ Dictionaries?

Merriam webster’s elementary dictionary

Merriam-Webster also has a stunning children’s printed dictionary.

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Spectrum spelling workbook

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This workbook is a great way to help kids practice their spelling. Spectrum has several other workbooks for sale, including vocabulary, reading comprehension, and math.

My first dictionary: 1,000 words, pictures, and definition

My First Dictionary: 1,000 Words, Pictures and Definitions is great for kids just beginning to learn words and their meanings.

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Merriam-webster’s word-for-word spanish-english dictionary

For kids who are bilingual or learning Spanish, Merriam-Webster’s Word-for-Word (Spanish to English and English to Spanish) Dictionary is a great resource.

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Once upon a word: A word-origin dictionary for kid

Once Upon a Word is a fun and colorful dictionary that teaches how the English language evolved by examining word etymology and definition.

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