Social-emotional vocabulary for school and life
Vocabulary is a powerful vehicle for social learning. Each word that a child learns provides them with a wealth of conceptual learning.
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Easy for parents, loved by kids
The Social Journey
Helping children express themselves at an early age
Designed for ages 2–5
Children develop deeper social and emotional intelligence with the right words. The Social Journey introduces new vocabulary on a foundation of familiar words. Illustrated by the Hollywood artists behind Madagascar. For ages 2–5.
The Narrative Journey
Develop storytelling, communication and description skills
Designed for ages 6–13
Build the vocabulary to bring stories to life. Providing children aged 6–13 with the building blocks of storytelling, and boost reading and writing age. Learn words in context, with laugh-out-loud illustrations that improve retention.
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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“The programme integrates words based on what children need to not only strengthen their vocabulary and reading skills but their writing skills as well. Integration is key.”
Primary teacher
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“Mrs Wordsmith stands out from the crowd because they have created an intuitive and visually stunning dictionary that children and schools love.”
Professor Ted Briscoe
Professor of Computational Linguistics at the University of Cambridge
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“It is 100% research-based and we have found that practising word pairs not only helps with remembering words, but increases fluency in writing as well.”
Teacher blogger
Mrs Wordsmith Magazine
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