Anonymous
06/04/2019 19:34
Subject: Preventing Summer Slide in Math (specifically between 4/5 and 5/6)
Anonymous wrote:Khan academy
+1
Just have DC "play" around with 4th & 5th grade content ~ 20 min per day. They get a surprising amount done.
Anonymous
06/04/2019 16:31
Subject: Preventing Summer Slide in Math (specifically between 4/5 and 5/6)
Go to amazon and search “fifth grade math workbook.” Buy one that looks good and have your kid do like 5-10 pages a week.
Anonymous
06/04/2019 12:28
Subject: Preventing Summer Slide in Math (specifically between 4/5 and 5/6)
Khan academy
Anonymous
06/04/2019 12:16
Subject: Preventing Summer Slide in Math (specifically between 4/5 and 5/6)
My current 4th grader has done well in Math 4/5 but for the first time I am a little worried about "summer slide," as my understanding is that they will pick right back up where they left off this fall. Traditionally, I haven't worried too much, as I figure a summer of reading and various stimulating summer camps is enough.
What tools/books/programs would you suggest if my goal is to just make sure he doesn't lose what he has over the summer, rather than trying to accelerate?
What tools/books/programs would you suggest if my goal is to just make sure he doesn't lose what he has over the summer, rather than trying to accelerate?