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Across 4 organized weeks, students complete phonics activities (Magic E, long vowel teams, r-controlled vowels, blends, digraphs, syllable counting), sight word tracing/writing and word searches, contraction and compound word practice, synonym/antonym/homophone exercises, and sentence-writing/copying tasks, plus play…
Students complete 62 workbook activities organized by week, including syllable breaking, prefix/suffix identification and word building, word roots, vocabulary tracing/writing, synonyms/antonyms, homophones, idioms, and similes, plus separate literacy games and open-ended writing prompts.
Complete 62 standards-aligned activities across four weekly units: Week 1 (word study - roots, prefixes, suffixes), Week 2 (vocabulary and figurative language - similes, metaphors, personification, hyperbole, idioms, context clues, shades of meaning, analogies), Week 3 (reading comprehension passages with main idea…
Complete 57 numbered math games/activities (solve word problems, compute with decimals and fractions, do long division, evaluate expressions, find volume, plot coordinates, classify shapes) and self-check with the answer key.
Work through 62 weekly-organized activities (place value, decimal operations, fractions, volume, coordinate plane, geometry, word problems) in a student worksheet booklet, plus play accompanying math games, and check answers with the key.
Complete weekly workbook activities (place value, multi-digit multiplication/division, factors/multiples, area models) and printable math games, then self-check or have a teacher/parent check against the answer key.
Across weeks, students complete place-value activities (hundreds/tens/ones, expanded form, skip counting, comparing/ordering, rounding), 2-digit and 3-digit addition/subtraction (with and without regrouping), word problems, measurement in inches/centimeters, and (later, not yet reviewed) time and money activities…
Solve numeric and word problems (compute proportions, add/subtract/multiply/divide integers and rational numbers, solve two-step equations and inequalities, graph inequalities, compute circumference and area) organized into 4 weekly sets of activities; play accompanying math games.
Classify rational/irrational numbers, evaluate powers and roots, convert to/from scientific notation, solve multi-step linear equations and inequalities, solve systems by substitution/elimination/graphing, evaluate and graph functions, compute slope and rate of change, and apply the Pythagorean theorem; also includes…
Students complete 62 standards-aligned activities organized by week, including equal groups/arrays for multiplication, multiplication facts by number family, the commutative property, breaking apart facts, multiplying by multiples of 10, division as equal sharing/grouping, division facts, multiplication/division fact…
Students work through weekly sets of activities: decoding academic words by syllables, learning advanced prefixes/suffixes and Greek/Latin roots, completing analogies, plus reading, writing, and grammar tasks, and play accompanying review games.
A Grade 7 summer ELA review workbook covering academic vocabulary, word study (prefixes/suffixes/roots), reading comprehension, and writing, delivered as a student worksheet, answer key, teacher's guide, and games, organized by week.
A summer-learning-loss-prevention math games pack for grade 3, providing 57 no-prep activities to review multiplication, division, place value, rounding, operations, measurement, and geometry.
Complete short reading-comprehension passages with questions, phonics sorts (vowel sounds, CVC words, blends/digraphs, rhyming, word families), and related word-work activities; check answers with the provided key.
Solve word problems, addition/subtraction facts, doubles and make-a-ten strategies, place value, counting, number comparisons, skip counting, time, coin counting, and shape/graph activities; check answers with the provided key.
Students complete a variety of literacy activities including reading short passages and answering comprehension/theme questions, multisyllabic word decoding, Greek/Latin root and affix work, open/closed syllable sorting, grammar tasks (subject-verb agreement, irregular verbs, pronoun types, sentence types)…
Keep a reading journal/tracker and complete reading challenges (30-day challenge, bingo, quests, author study); read passages (a short story, an informational text, a poem) and answer analysis questions on character, inference, theme, and craft/figurative language; complete Writing Camp pieces (narrative…