Kids love looking at images. Adults do too. Maybe that’s why so many people spend hours scrolling through Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook. The team at Visual Brand Learning (VBL) understand that we are all visual learners and our retention rate is much higher if we can see what we’re learning. That’s why the VBL team created visual brand learning books and tools. Who’s a part of the VBL team? These visually-effective books were created by a talented team of educated professionals who have combined teaching experience in the elementary, middle school, high-school, and college levels. The team also knows how to teach to different learning styles, because they’ve worked with autistic, dyslexia, and ADD children. Some of the team members have experience working with children who speak English as a second language, too. The team’s purpose for building these learning books and tools is to enhance student retention and comprehension skills. When a student finds success in testing for the state standards, this team wins! Studying is often a time of tears and frustration, but it doesn’t have to be. In this book, your children – no matter what their difficulty – will learn about Light and Waves. This book contains 42 individual study cards to help them learn the concepts more easily. An example of some words your child will learn are light, waves, rays, reflection, electromagnetic waves, wavelength, and frequency. They’ll study the Law of Reflection, the Ray Diagram, and learn the Angle of Incidence. Most importantly, you and your child will find easy, proven strategies to learn tricky concepts by adding a visual picture along with the definition. Pick up a copy today and enjoy this illustrative style approach to a difficult topic. Help your student learn and stay confident. “I want more of these!” One parent said. This was so helpful for parents to review and not look dumb to their kids. It sums it up and teaches kids how to gather the important info, the stuff they will be tested on ... short, sweet and to the point! Just the right length for an ADD kid to study and restudy the next day, too. Perfect for teaching kids how to study effectively. It's all about repetition versus cramming it all in.