MCGRAW-HILL CHILDREN’S PUBLISHING Spectrum Word Study & Phonics, Grade 5 MGH1561899453
$8.77
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Grade: 5th
Brand: McGraw-Hill Children’s Publishing
UPC: 719531902058
ISBN: 1561899453
Description
Focusing on phonics, structural analysis and dictionary skills, this series provides everything your child will need to build multiple skills in language. Creative ideas for using phonics and word study skills in other language arts are also reinforced.
This unique and effective series emphasizes word study as a building block in reading proficiency. Each book offers grade-appropriate instruction that reinforces letter/sound relationships, word recognition, vocabulary development, and reading comprehension.Important tool for achieving reading fluency
Supports federal literacy initiatives
Age-appropriate activities in vocabulary knowledge and reading comprehension
Fun and varied illustrations
Answer key
Softcover
208 pp
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