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Students entering Grade 5 have the opportunity to do additional math practice during the summer.
During the first two weeks of school next fall, there will be a Summer Math Learning Celebration! Students entering HKIS grades 4 and 5 will play outdoor math games. Those who participate in summer math learning will be entered in raffles for board games that use math! Yeah!
Students have 2 choices:
(1) “Get Ready for 5th Grade” Khan Academy course (recommended by CT Dept of Ed)
Complete units of study and log your mastery checks on Khan Academy.
Get Ready for 5th Grade - class code RCS4NAYP
(2) Summer Math Packet
Complete a set of engaging problems that cover a variety of topics.
Paper packets will be sent home in June and are available in the school office.
Please bring in a completed packet or we can access your digital log of Khan Academy mastery checks on the first day of school in order to participate in the Summer Math Learning Celebration.
All students in grades K-5 can continue to play Learning Games throughout the summer.
Some students in grades K-8 with "My Path" personalized learning tutorials can continue to use it through August 12, 2025. Weekly usage is 45 minutes to yield maximum results.
In 23-24, student began logging in to iReady using Clever. Go to https://clever.com/ Click the button to "log in with google" and use google credentials to get to iReady.
iReady pathways are not actively monitored during summer months this year. If an issue arises, please reach out to RSD17 Curriculum Coordinators, Jenn Beermuender jbeermuender@rsd17.org or Heather Rigatti hrigatti@rsd17.org. Thank you!
The Connecticut State Department of Education offers the Commissioner's Summer Math Challenge. The Summer Math Challenge is a free program that helps your child practice math skills taught during the school year. When you enroll your child, you’ll get access to daily fun activities and resources designed for your child’s grade and ability level. There are choices, too!
The Summer Math Challenge runs from June to August 31, 2025.
Check out the website at https://portal.ct.gov/SDE/Math/Summer-Math-Challenge for more information.
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