Learning Tips

Prevent Summer Learning Loss

Keep Skills Sharp Over Summer Break

What is Summer Learning Loss?

Summer learning loss (also called "summer slide") is the decline in academic skills that can occur when students are out of school during summer break. Research shows this is a real phenomenon that affects students across all grade levels.

Did You Know?

Studies show students can lose up to 2-3 months of reading and math skills over summer break. This loss is cumulative - by 5th grade, summer learning loss can account for up to 2 years of achievement gap!

Why Summer Learning Matters

Fun Ways to Keep Learning

Summer learning doesn't have to feel like school! Here are engaging ways to practice:

Read Together

Visit the library, read before bed, audiobooks on car trips

Math in Real Life

Cooking, shopping, measuring, counting money

Educational Games

Board games, card games, educational apps

Writing Projects

Journals, postcards, stories, letters to grandparents

Science Exploration

Nature walks, simple experiments, museum visits

Kids World Activities

Fun learning games on our student portal!

Create a Summer Learning Routine

You don't need hours of study time - consistency is key!

The 20-20 Rule

Just 20 minutes of reading and 20 minutes of math practice per day can prevent summer slide. That's less than the length of a TV episode!

Tips for making it stick:

Summer Tutoring Benefits

Summer is actually an ideal time for tutoring because:

Summer Tutoring Available!

Keep your child's skills sharp with fun, engaging summer tutoring sessions.

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