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Help Me 2 Learn announces Language Arts Review 3a & 3b

mary | 17 October, 2007 08:24

Help Me 2 Learn is excited to announce that their recently released programs, Language Arts Review 3a - Advanced Level (School Version) & Language Arts Review 3b - Advanced Level II (School Version) have been awarded the iParenting Media Award for 2007. Products submitted for this award are evaluated by a team of reviewers incorporating objective standards of measurement. Outside reviews were performed by a licensed childcare facility/school, an expert and a parent.

"It's an interest catching little program. We put it on thinking that it might be a bit too mature for our preference, but we soon found out it's not at all. There are so many features and choices for games and activities." (iParenting Media Awards' Reviewer)

Language Arts Review 3a - Advanced Level (School Version) & Language Arts Review 3b - Advanced Level II (School Version) is great for students who are hard to motivate and who haven't mastered some of the basic language arts skills that everyone needs to be able to read fluently. They build important reading and reading comprehension skills that will last forever. These programs feature graphics especially suited to those students who are a little older, and are a great tool to help struggling students catch-up.

Language Arts Review 3a - Advanced Level (School Version) & Language Arts Review 3b - Advanced Level II (School Version) features an extensive "Learn the Words" sections, with over 500 words presented in syllables and over 3,000 spoken words in sentences. Students can see and hear each word and its syllables and see and hear the word used in a sentence. In addition, they can read a word definition, and read the topic rules. Following that we have our "Speed Round". This is a 1-minute flash card style drill that helps students test their understanding of the words. All scores are saved and displayed on the student Progress Report.

Here are examples of the games in LAR 3a & 3b used to reinforce, test and reward students for making their best effort to master the material along with their subjects. Stock car racing teaches writing, baseball helps with nouns, pronouns verbs and adjectives. A challenging archery game teaches punctuation and capitalization. Equally as challenging is the bowling game that reinforces reading comprehension strategies. These are only a few. There is basketball, karate, tennis, pole-vaulting, cross country running even downhill skiing and kayaking used to engage the student in their lessons and help bring life to learning. Our "Learn the Words", "Speed Round" activities and sports games all work together to provide a different look to basic language concepts, breaking through the learning barrier when other methods have failed.

These programs are especially well suited for electronic whiteboard (Mimo or SmartBoard) presentations and classroom game playing. It's been our experience that students become so engrossed in the program's activities they won't even realize that they are learning. Some of the games are so exciting that we recommend they only be used in the last hour of class.

Language Arts Review 3a - Advanced Level (School Version) & Language Arts Review 3b - Advanced Level II (School Version) is also great for parents who are struggling to help their children with their homework! But wait until your child is gone before you try the games - Language Arts Review 3a - Advanced Level (School Version) & Language Arts Review 3b - Advanced Level II (School Version)

Note: You should understand that Language Arts Review 3a - Advanced Level (School Version) & Language Arts Review 3b - Advanced Level II (School Version) is very challenging. are identical to Phonics 3a & 3b, except that the characters are young adult characters. Language Arts Review 3a & 3b were designed with appropriate graphics for older students who are still struggling with reading skills, but can be used by younger students (2nd grade and higher).