Merriam-Webster Dictionaries
as Recommended in
Adams-Gordon's Spelling Power
The Merriam-Webster dictionaries are recommended by
Spelling Power author Beverly L. Adams-Gordon. The four volumes are
graded for age appropriateness by the number of words listed, yet they all
maintain the same diacritical marking system.
In addition to those listed above, there are other advantages to these
dictionaries. Because the company primarily produces dictionaries and
thesauruses, you can count on high quality. Also, they are the original
"Webster's" publishing company, now known as Merriam-Webster. Not every
"Webster" dictionary is printed by the original company. Since the name is not
trademarked or copyrighted, anyone can use it. Make sure you buy a
"Merriam-Webster" when you look for dictionaries.
Elementary Dictionary
For Grades 2 through 4 this beginning level dictionary contains over 32,000
entries and hundreds of full color illustrations. Easy to read type.
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Intermediate Dictionary
For grades four through six, this dictionary contains
over 58,000 entries. It includes a fifty page special section on "Using Your
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School Dictionary
For Middle School and/or Junior High students this
dictionary contains over 80,000 entries. The biographical and geographical
sections make this an excellent resource.
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Collegiate Dictionary
High School and College Students $21.95
The 11th Edition of the dictionary for High School students and adults,
this dictionary has over 160,000 entries which include over
23,875 verbal illustrations. Also includes 760 synonym lists.
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How to Use Your Dictionary
A guide for parents, teachers, and students, this consumable reference book contains
fun activities for students learning dictionary and thesaurus skills. Consumable
workbook with perforated pages. Bonus section of skill-building exercises.
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