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Summer math facts
Each summer, students lose 20 to 50 percent of their school year gains over summer break. High performing students actually lose a higher percentage of their school year gains than their average peers.
Spend just a few minutes each day reviewing math facts from last year to maintain your child's advanced standing in mathematics. You don't have to teach your child new material over the summer to get them ahead; simply make sure they don't forget last year's material. It's quick and easy to do at home.
Start by completing a math facts assessment. Use that assessment to determine a starting point for your summer studies.
Review 2nd Grade Math Facts
Start out your summer by completing the 2nd Grade Math Facts Assessment.
Review 3rd Grade Math Facts
Start out your summer by completing the 3rd Grade Math Facts Assessment.
Review 4th Grade Math Facts
Start out your summer by completing the 4th Grade Math Facts Assessment.