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No longer do students have to try to memorize long boring vocabulary lists by using archaic rote memory techniques. Vocabulary Cartoons makes learning vocabulary fun and easy by using brain-friendly memory aids in the form of visual and rhyming mnemonics. A mnemonic is a device used to improve memory. It helps you remember something by associating it with something you already know. Mnemonic devices have been used in many forms including keywords, acronyms, rhymes, poems, songs and visual aids. For example, you may remember this mnemonic from grade school, “Columbus sailed the ocean blue in fourteen hundred ninety-two.” This helps you remember when Chistopher Columbus discovered America. Vocabulary Cartoons incorporates a visual and rhyming mnemonic for every vocabulary word. Students learned 72% more words with 90% retention in actual school tests. This book is a must for visual learners, ADD, ESE and all grammar school students. Excellent teaching resource for improving standardized test scores like the common core. This book contains 210 words with 21 matching and fill-in-the-blank review quizzes. Recommended for 3rd – 6th grade students.
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Bryan Burchers is an author and self-publisher of Amazon's best selling vocabulary series "Vocabulary Cartoons" which includes the following titles: "Vocabulary Cartoons, Kids Learn a Word a Minute and Never Forget It", "Vocabulary Cartoons, SAT Word Power", and "Vocabulary Cartoons II, SAT Word Power". First published in 1997, Vocabulary Cartoons are being used in over 5,000 schools nationwide by 3rd through 12th grade students. These books also became available on Kindle in 2013. This popular series takes vocabulary a step further by using visual and rhyming mnemonics which makes learning vocabulary fun and effective.
He is also author and self-publisher of "The Unofficial SAT Word Dictionary, The book the College Board didn't want you to see!"
