Online snow day math (or other subject) camps appropriate for second/third graders?

[Anonymous]

We've been signing DC up for chess camps but given how long this winter break has gone on for (and without an end in sight), I am starting to wonder if there are other options... Enlighten me!

[Anonymous]

Of course, there are a ton of free resources to help your child with math. Start with what FCPS recommends:

https://www.fcps.edu/academics/curriculum/subject-area/mathematics/independent-learning-options-families

Check out ST Math, Discovery education, khan academy, etc..

ST Math (Grades K-5)

Log in to Clever

with your FCPS Google username and password.

ST Math is a puzzle-based math program that provides individualized practice and feedback. It is based in brain research and developed by the nonprofit Mind Research organization. It's a visual instructional program that builds a deep conceptual understanding of math through rigorous learning puzzles and creative problem solving.

Additional fun math puzzles and games:

https://aldrines.fcps.edu/node/1934

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Of course, there are a ton of free resources to help your child with math. Start with what FCPS recommends:

https://www.fcps.edu/academics/curriculum/subject-area/mathematics/independent-learning-options-families

Check out ST Math, Discovery education, khan academy, etc..

ST Math (Grades K-5)

Log in to Clever

with your FCPS Google username and password.

ST Math is a puzzle-based math program that provides individualized practice and feedback. It is based in brain research and developed by the nonprofit Mind Research organization. It's a visual instructional program that builds a deep conceptual understanding of math through rigorous learning puzzles and creative problem solving.

Additional fun math puzzles and games:

https://aldrines.fcps.edu/node/1934

Thanks. We unfortunately don't have the google name and password. Or do we have access to it but not realize it? Where do you find it?

Also, I realize there are free resources but I'm more asking about any online camps that are led by someone who is great at engaging kids in virtual environments. The chess camp is great but looking for other options.

[Anonymous]

I found the fcps email in parentvue but not password.

[Anonymous]

Your 2nd/3rd grader should know their password to access clever. Mine gets it assigned at the start of the year by teacher.

We use a chromebook but there are other ways to sign on depending on what computer you have.

[Anonymous]

Just relax.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your 2nd/3rd grader should know their password to access clever. Mine gets it assigned at the start of the year by teacher.

We use a chromebook but there are other ways to sign on depending on what computer you have.

This is what I thought to but we tried and it didn't work. Will try again tomorrow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your 2nd/3rd grader should know their password to access clever. Mine gets it assigned at the start of the year by teacher.

We use a chromebook but there are other ways to sign on depending on what computer you have.

We got in! I forgot that DC new the password but I didn't know where to find the fcps email but just found that. Thanks for your help!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just relax.

on insta or tiktok?

[Anonymous]

ST Math is terrible, it's meant for delayed/nonverbal students and is horrifically slow