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Working as a tutor in college, I learned the concept of "drill and
kill." When a student was having a problem with any concept we
drilled it until they knew it like their own name. What I found to
be the biggest problem among my students was they got stuck on one
concept they didn't grasp, the class moved on and they fell further
behind. Children who have language processing issues, speech and
Language issues or English is not their first language suffer when
they don't understand grammar. After all, no matter what subject
you are taking, science, math, history, etc., the directions and
reading is in English. Their writing skills fall behind because
they aren't able to construct sentences properly. So, whenever I
noticed students struggling I had a daily drill concept based on
their needs. But extra practice usually isn't plentiful unless you
search for book after book on the subject and extract the few pages
each has on the one concept your student needs. So, I decided to
try and create a way for the students to engage in the material
with a story concept and that provided more than enough practice
for any student needing some additional practice. This guide is the
result. It worked very well for my children. I hope it helps your
children or students.
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