Book One
Unique Teach: Effective Teaching Methods For Young Learners

$39.97

 

With Unique Teach®, young children are taught in ways they learn.

Leave your worksheets and flashcards behind!   Unique Teach® shows parents and teachers how to provide the proper instruction for their preschool and elementary school students. The book explains why many common teaching practices may be ineffective and addresses common mistakes to avoid. This book is excellent for struggling students that have not been successful with conventional methods of instruction, including children with special needs and English Language Learners.  Whether the goal is to homeschool, tutor, or help with homework, Unique Teach® is excellent for parents that want to help their children with academics at home.  Experienced school teachers that want to enhance their instruction of young children can also benefit immensely from this book.

Also available as an eBook!

Recommended ages:  4 to 9 years old

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 Unique Teach® is the complete program for success.

Part One consists of techniques and methods for teaching young learners, covering the following key areas:
  •  Teaching in concrete ways by using hands-on materials, children’s experiences, body and movement, and storybooks
  • Enhancing learning by using context effectively
  • Correctly sequencing the steps of any lesson
  • Modifying instructional language for young children
  • Making direct connections between oral language, reading, and writing, for enhanced understanding
  • Teaching oral language through retelling
  • Teaching letter names and sounds by using alphabet chart pictures
  • Interpreting children’s invented spellings
  • Teaching children to read and write words phonetically, with minimal memorization
  • Teaching children to decode words efficiently
  • Teaching sight words by using cognitive strategies instead of memorization
  • Conducting a read-aloud and developing comprehension
  • Teaching children to put spaces between words when writing
  • Teaching suffix usage and correcting common errors
  • Teaching drawing by following the natural stages of children’s drawing development
  • Teaching letter formation (handwriting)
  • Finding ways to reach struggling students
  • Modifying the conventional calendar lesson for young children
  • Managing workstations effectively
  • Arranging the classroom for young learners
Part Two consists of model literacy and math lessons that apply the techniques in Part One. The lessons are presented in an illustrated, user-friendly, step-by-step format. Workstation ideas for each lesson are also provided.

Literacy lessons include:

  • Retelling
  • Letter Names and Sounds
  • Reading Lesson
  • Writing Lesson
  • Reading and Writing Lesson for Advanced Learners
  • Concepts of Print (Parts of the Book, Directionality, Identifying a Letter/Word)
  • Letter Formation (Handwriting)
  • Read Alouds
  • Rhyming Words
  • Songs and Rhymes

Math lessons include:

  • Shapes
  • Colors
  • Sorting by Color, Shape, or Size
  • Patterns
  • Numbers 1-10 (Oral Counting, Numeral Recognition, Quantity, and One-to-One Correspondence)
  • Calendar
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