Our Summer Bridge Program in Math offers students a chance to maintain or improve their math skills during the summer. This program helps combat summer learning loss, making it ideal for reinforcing previous lessons or previewing upcoming topics.
Classes, presented as a “Visit to the Teacher’s Desk,” are taught by experienced instructors in an interactive, real-time format. The program caters to Grades 1-8, with each session covering essential math topics and providing access to the live synchronous lesson and its recording. The program costs $299.
All Summer Bridge Program in Math Synchronous-Online Courses Include:
Easy-to-access online learning portal: Join live classes via a web browser, with optional webcam and microphone participation.
Expert instruction: Classes are led by veteran teachers known for creating engaging learning environments.
Sound curriculum: Topics reflect widely recognized math standards, ensuring students develop essential skills.
Fun, engaging tasks: Students engage with the material by writing on slides and manipulating on-screen objects.
Pre-recorded versions of class sessions: Classes are available for on-demand viewing 24/7 for review purposes.
Out-of-class practice problems: Additional online exercises reinforce skills learned during each session.
First Grade
Basic arithmetic
Second Grade
Basic arithmetic through addition and subtraction of three-digit numbers, including place value and adding multiples of the same number
Third Grade
Basic arithmetic through addition and subtraction up to four digits
Fourth Grade
Arithmetic, including numeration to 1,000,000, adding and subtracting to five digits, and multiplication and division to five total digits
Fifth Grade
Arithmetic, including place value, decimals, adding and subtracting fractions and mixed numbers
Sixth Grade
Multiplication and division of decimals; number properties including factors and multiples.
Seventh Grade
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of integers and rational numbers.
Eighth Grade
Positive and negative exponents; scientific notation; square and cube roots; irrational numbers.