Vocab Videos for Your Child: Effective & Fun Way to Learn SAT Vocabulary Words

Here are just a few reasons why Vocab Videos is the best program to increase your child's vocabulary:

The college admissions process is stressful for parents as well as students. You want your child to get into the college of his or her dreams and standardized tests are a key component. Now, at least part of the process can be less of a chore and a lot more fun. Hilarious short videos illustrate the meanings of the most frequently tested high value SAT words making them easy for students to learn and remember.

• Perfect for Preparing for the SAT, ACT, and High School English Classes
• Your Child Will Love Learning Vocabulary!
• Includes Extensive Practice and Study Material
• A Vocabulary Builder that Suits Your Child’s Schedule
• Created by Education Experts
• More Effective than Vocabulary Flashcards

Perfect for Preparing for the SAT, ACT, and High School English Classes

VOCABULARY MATTERS: Developing your child's vocabulary can have a significant impact on his or her SAT score. About 1/3 of the SAT Reading section is made up of questions that are explicitly vocabulary-dependent—questions that are potentially worth 150 points in all. So, a better knowledge of vocabulary is a concrete way to improve test scores. Furthermore, an increased vocabulary makes your child a better reader, writer and interpreter of information. Often, the only thing that makes a test question hard for a student is its vocabulary. Compare the two questions below:

Dave was in a ------- mood; he was smiling and cheerful all day long.
(A) happy
(B) angry
(C) sad
(D) smart
(E) cold

Dave was in a ------- mood; he was smiling and cheerful all day long.
(A) sanguine
(B) bilious
(C) disconsolate 
(D) perspicacious
(E) boreal

Neither question is hard--IF YOU KNOW WHAT THE WORDS MEAN!

Your Child Will Love Learning Vocabulary!

For many students studying is rarely fun, but that doesn’t make it any less important—good grades and high SAT scores are going to help your child get into his or her top-choice colleges. Vocab Videos gets students excited about learning, and makes studying this essential vocabulary a whole lot more fun. Hilarious short videos illustrate the meanings of 500 of the most frequently tested high value SAT words making them easy to learn and remember. Parodies of some of your child’s favorite television shows like Lost, The Office, 24 and Gossip Girl make content more relevant, memorable and compelling. Vocab Videos’ humorous plot lines and engaging characters make it an effective and entertaining vocabulary system.

Includes Extensive Practice and Study Material

Simply watching a video often isn’t enough for a student to remember the meaning of a word, so our extensive practice material is a vital part of the Vocab Videos study program. All of the material is downloadable, allowing students to review even when they're not in front of their computer.

• Quizzes - After watching the videos in an episode, students take a quiz to test their knowledge and to reinforce what they’ve seen. SAT–style questions prepare students for what they’ll encounter on standardized tests.
  
  

  Complete the sentence with the correct word:
  
  The specifications Gary gave Dudley about the camera were _______, 
  very difficult for anyone unfamiliar with cameras to really understand.
  (A) PERTINENT
  (B) CEREBRAL
  (C) ABSTRUSE
  (D) EMINENT
  

• Alphabetical Glossary - An alphabetical glossary of all the words and their definitions helps students keep track of words they’ve mastered, and gives them the option to review definitions without re-watching the videos.
• Category lists - Words are grouped by common themes helping students to understand the subtle differences between similar words and when to use them.
  
  

  Eagle Eye
  ACUITY            sharp perception or vision
  ASTUTE            having sharp judgement
  DISCERN           to detect or perceive
  INCISIVE          penetrating, clear and shard
  KEEN              sharp, perceptive
  PERSPICACITY      a high level of perception or understanding
  

• Study Guides - The Vocab Videos Study Guide provides students with tips and tricks for learning SAT vocabulary and helps students plan their own program targeting specific goals.
• Worksheets - Worksheets provide space for students to write their own sentences and demonstrate a clear understanding of the word.

A Vocabulary Builder that Suits Your Child’s Schedule

Between sports practices, extracurricular activities and school projects, we understand your child’s schedule can be jam-packed. Vocab Videos allows students to craft individual study programs, so that they can learn this crucial vocabulary on their own time. They can watch an episode before bed or study five words per day depending on their schedules and when they’re taking their standardized tests. Even if you decide to designate Vocab Videos as “homework” for your child, it won’t feel like their typical study time—Vocab Videos are funny and captivating. Students will be learning and having fun in the process!

Created by Education Experts

VocabVideos.com was created by a group of Ivy League graduates committed to changing the face of education. After founding A-List Education, and tutoring thousands of students preparing for standardized tests like the SAT, ACT, GRE, ISEE and LSAT, our team of educators recognizes the importance of vocabulary for scoring well on these critical exams.

We also understand that students find learning vocabulary an overwhelming and tedious task. To try to help our students, we came up with the concept of Vocab Videos. Now that our idea has come to life through VocabVideos.com, our team hopes to help all students improve their vocabulary and test scores with our fun, easy-to-use online vocabulary system. Read more about how Vocab Videos was created

More Effective than Vocabulary Flashcards

Here at VocabVideos.com, we’re passionate about teaching vocabulary. The visual vocabulary learning process that we have developed will help you learn complicated vocabulary words and more importantly retain them. A solid vocabulary is essential to students’ test prep success not to mention their overall literacy skills. A rich vocabulary will pay off when it comes time to take standardized tests like the SAT, ACT, GRE, ISEE, or even a high school English exam. Even when questions don’t specifically test vocabulary, students are often required to understand the meanings of words they encounter in questions, answers, and reading passages. Read more about Vocab Videos vs. Flashcards