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The grades 1-8 Math Summer Learning packets to guide your family to the key topics and resources for each grade level and to help you and your child explore mathematics in the world around them in fun and engaging ways.
Practicing math during the summer can help students retain the skills they've learned during the school year and even improve upon them. It also prepares them for the upcoming school year, where math skills will be essential for success. There are many ways to make math practice fun and engaging, from playing math games to setting up real-life math challenges.
We encourage you to help your child make math practice a part of their summer routine. Whether it's through daily practice or weekly math challenges, keeping math skills sharp will benefit your child's academic success in the long run.
Students in Grades K-5 who complete the Summer Learning work and return the Guardian Signature Page by September 20th, 2025 will receive a homework pass!
Summer Learning Guardian Signature Page
Math Summer Learning 2025 Parent Sign Off Form.pdf
Fact Fluency
All students should continue to practice their Fact Fluency during the summer months. This can be done using a set of flashcards, or if you do not have flashcards you can have your child make their own. Just a few minutes each day can help students recognize their facts, which will be important for the upcoming school year. The chart included in each packet shows what students entering each grade level should practice. We encourage you to help your child make math practice a part of their summer routine. Whether it's through daily practice or weekly math challenges, keeping math skills sharp will benefit your child's academic success in the long run.
Visit this Wakelet compiled by grades K-5 teachers for suggested Math Fact practice activities including Math Fact Lab and Fact Freaks.
Math Summer Learning - Incoming Grade 1.pdfIncoming Grade 1
Math Summer Learning - Incoming Grade 2.pdfIncoming Grade 2
Math Summer Learning - Incoming Grade 3.pdfIncoming Grade 3
Math Summer Learning - Incoming Grade 4.pdfIncoming Grade 4
Math Summer Learning - Incoming Grade 5.pdfIncoming Grade 5
Math Summer Learning - Incoming Grade 6.pdfIncoming Grade 6
Math Summer Learning - Incoming Grade 7.pdfIncoming Grade 7
Math Summer Learning - Incoming Grade 8.pdfIncoming Grade 8
Incoming grades 1-8 students returning to FLPS in 2024-25 can login using their usernames (matching the student's existing Genesis ID#s) as follows:
username: 5 digit Genesis username: (50421)
password: 5 digit Genesis username + flps (50421flps)
*students may have changed their passwords
*Please note: To continue forward momentum, we strongly encourage your child to utilize their IXL accounts which will be available through the month of July. Student IXL accounts will not be available after 8/1/2025, in order to prepare for a new academic year.
Summer Boost Skill Plans: Summer Boost Skill Plans highlight foundational and high-priority skills from the previous year to ensure students are on track to succeed in the next grade level.
Games & Printables: Have some summer fun with an IXL bingo board! Use our board or create your own, with a different goal or activity in each square. Challenge your students to complete five goals in a row—horizontally, vertically or diagonally.
Throughout the 2024-2025 school year, your child has practiced his/her/their Math and Language Arts skills using IXL. By working in IXL and the Real-Time Diagnostic, students’ levels of understanding in these content areas has been pinpointed. Therefore, IXL is able to provide specific recommendations for targeted practice in an effort to move the child towards mastery of a skill.
When your child logs into IXL, they will be able to practice a variety of skills. By navigating to the Diagnostic Tab, students will be able to access recommended skills, visit the Diagnostic Area, or view their Diagnostic Action Plan.
Parents: linked please find Answer Keys for the Readiness Tests. Please note, students are expected to show their work on any Summer Learning assignments they submit to their teacher.
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