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Mrs Wordsmith

Vocabulary is the biggest indicator of academic potential
The more rare words your child knows, the higher their reading and writing age, and the better they'll do at school.

Children learn better visually, and a word-a-day habit is the best way to build a strong vocabulary. Learn together in minutes a day: at breakfast, on the move, before bed.

Hilariously illustrated by the Emmy award-winning artists behind Madagascar. This is research-backed word learning that works

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What homeschoolers say about Mrs Wordsmith

Homeschoolers appreciate Mrs Wordsmith for its engaging and visually appealing vocabulary-building materials that help children develop language skills through storytelling and fun activities. Many find the resources effective for younger learners and enjoy the creative approach to teaching words and narratives. However, some note that the curriculum can be pricey and may require additional supplementation for comprehensive language arts coverage. The workload for parents is generally manageable, but a few mention that the style might not suit all learning preferences, especially for older or more advanced students.

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