Oxford Children's Dictionary

What is the most important and valuable - all the explanations are in a language, style that is suitable for the children's level. There are no explanations, as it is usually in regular dictionaries.

It is what it says and great for my grandson age 8 spelling dictionary homework.

The school sent me a note to buy a dictionary and I found this one , my daughter is very happy.

Good and apt for the age

An excellent first dictionary for our 9 year old grandson - very clear presentation and simple style of definition. Some useful grammar tips at the end too.

My 10 and 8 years old kids love it, they keep it next to them when they read. Now I 'm not called every five minutes to clarify a word.

I bought this for my son to take to school with him. It’s just the right size to fit in his back, it’s high quality with bright colourful illustrations.

Save yourself the headache and buy this book if you have curious little ones like me. The definitions are really neat and there are pictures too which the children enjoy.

孫が楽しんで使ってくれている

Bon dictionnaire mais pas adapté pour un enfant qui ne maîtrise pas l'anglais. Acheté pour mon fils qui apprend l'anglais. Il y a quelques illustrations mais alors vraiment très peu. Ça lui servira plus tard quand il aura un niveau d'anglais plus avancé.

Such a great aid for primary school kids. All the definitions are lucidly explained and the tricky ones are invariably accompanied with photographs or illustrations.

Mio figlio 8 anni che ama l'inglese lo adora...é completamente in lingua, ha bisogno, quindi,dell'aiuto di un adulto ma...é veramente fatto bene

This dictionary is perfect for young language learners to engage with using dictionaries as opposed to technology, and to build autonomy in building language skills. As students move through the stages of language learning, they develop the vocabulary to enable them to move beyond simple translation and into using English to define a word with simple language and visuals. I highly recommend this dictionary. While it is British, it applies well in a Canadian education setting, also.