Although there is no cover, it is in near-new condition with no writing or stains. "Elementary 1st Grade - Junior High 1st Grade Target: Spelling Rules Learned Through Writing Patterns! English Word Spelling Drill (Audio Download Available)" Yuriko Hashimoto Sanshusha Price: ¥1650 ☆ Nationwide free shipping, anonymous shipping via Mercari! ☆ Instant purchase welcome ☆ Discount welcome ☆ Bundle purchase requests welcome An innovative spelling workbook for elementary and junior high 1st grade students! This book is a spelling drill that focuses on "acquiring English-specific writing methods." The major feature of this book is that it categorizes spellings into patterns. Starting with typical spelling patterns, you can enjoy writing with audio and illustrations, and you will be able to firmly master English-specific writing methods. The vocabulary is carefully selected so that you won't encounter unfamiliar English words, allowing you to concentrate on spelling patterns and learn stress-free. In addition, various工夫 (ingenuity) are incorporated to immerse you in English. This book is also ideal for Eiken® (English Proficiency Test) preparation. 【For Elementary School Students...】 Perfect for supplementing English classes in elementary school, English conversation classes, online English conversation, and as a home English learning material. It also serves as a strong bridge to junior high school English, where writing begins. 【For Junior High 1st Grade Students...】 For solidifying the basics in junior high 1st grade, where writing begins and the start is crucial. Learning English words will become much faster, more accurate, and easier. Yuriko Hashimoto Children's English Specialist Instructor. Graduate of Columbia University, MBA. TOEIC(r) TEST 990 points. Lived in Ireland from elementary to junior high. After working for many years in an information and communications company (including 4 years in New York), she accompanied her family to Germany. She was the representative director of the parents at Düsseldorf International School (IB system), where her two children attended. After returning to Japan, she works as an English instructor for children in Yokohama.