Attention parents, teachers, aunts, uncles and grandparents too! Today's BOOK OF THE DAY, is perfect to assist your children in learning the grammar -- a skill everyone needs. If you are homeschooling your child, by now, you have figured it out that they often finish their assignments early and find themselves with idle hands. Instead of letting that precious time escape, you can provide them with "Basic English Grammar for Kids: FUNNY WAY TO IMPROVE CHILDREN GRAMMAR: ATTRACTIVE ACTIVITIES TO KEEP KIDS ENGAGED!" by Esther Ngumina Kakesa. Take a look.
Basic English Grammar for Kids: FUNNY WAY TO IMPROVE CHILDREN
GRAMMAR: ATTRACTIVE ACTIVITIES TO KEEP KIDS ENGAGED! Paperback – October 2, 2020
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This book helps to support
children’s basic understanding of the English grammar; it offers the building
blocks for children to understand different grammatical components in order to
develop their writing and language skills and to be able to express themselves
in longer and more complex ways. Research shows that acquiring good grammar
skills will positively affect other learning areas, such as: Thinking skills,
language comprehension, reading and writing, expressive skills, Attention and
concentration. Activities within the book are both progressive in the level of
difficulty and developmental in structure to ensure a smooth transition.
Product Details
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Item Weight: 9.8 ounces
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Paperback: 84 pages
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ISBN-13: 979-8692873279
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Product
Dimensions : 8.5 x 0.2 x 11 inches
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Publisher: Independently
published (October 2, 2020)
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Language: English
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Esther
N. Kakesa is a teacher at heart and in practice and an author who began writing
in 2018. Her belief that everyone has the ability and potential to learn and
succeed, if they have access to the right opportunities and tools inspired her
to write motivating and educational books for young learners.
Esther’s books provide learners with educational games and engaging activities that
use experience rather than memorization to teach and develop problem-solving
skills. Her books also prescribe strategies that are progressive in the level
of difficulty and developmental in structure to ensure a smooth transition to
gaining confidence. She is working on her new book, “Now I know my four
mathematical operations.”
Esther studied a Post-Graduate Certificate (with Master’s credits) in Modern
Foreign Language (MFL) in 2015, from Keele University, a Post-Graduate Diploma
in numeracy (Maths) in 2012, from the University of Bolton, a Bachelor’s degree
in Sociology from the University of Salford in 2011. Esther is currently
completing a Master’s degree in Inclusive Education from the University of
Bolton.
As an experienced numeracy (Maths) and MFL teacher, and an advocate for
inclusive educational systems, Esther is passionate about finding alternative,
effective learning approaches that will help learners retain information. With
a focus on active learning approach , based on the constructivism theory, she
uses various strategies and methods that help keep even reluctant learners
engaged, on-topic, and excited during the learning process.
Esther hopes to inspire a new generation of learners.