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Practice Makes Perfect Exploring Vocabulary

By Muschla , Gary Robert

Book information

Publisher
McGraw-Hill Education
Year
2012
ISBN
9780071777568, 0071777563, 9780071772761, 0071772766
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
2 MB (2336412 bytes)
Series
Practice makes perfect (McGraw-Hill Companies)
Pages
x, 214 pages ; 28 cm\0
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52
Vocabulary--Study and teaching (Elementary);Vocabu

Description

"With 170 creative, hand-on activities, Practice makes perfect: Exploring vocabulary offers plenty of opportunities for practice, practice, practice. It will help your student build confidence in his or her schoolwork and get better grades!"--Page 4 of cover.;Synonyms I & II -- Antonyms I & II -- Homographs I & II -- Homophones I & II -- Easily confused words I, II & III -- Words with Latin roots I & II -- Words with Greek roots I & II -- Prefixes I & II -- Suffixes I & II -- Descriptive words I, II, III & IV -- Compound words I & II -- Words based on names -- Portmanteau words -- Clipped words -- Words from other languages I & II -- Contractions -- Words for readers and writers -- Math words -- Geography words -- Social studies words -- Science words -- Health words -- Time words -- School words I & II.

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