A balanced summer plan · Grades 4–8

Review. Puzzle. Prepare for what’s next.

Focused skill review, puzzles and challenges that build flexible thinking, and carefully chosen new learning for the upcoming school year.

Help prevent the summer slide. Build next year’s foundations.
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A summer plan for Maya

Start with a strength. Build toward September.

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A balanced summer plan

Three parts, working together.

Practice keeps foundational skills active, puzzles make room for deeper thinking, and new learning builds confidence for the year ahead.

Review what matters

Short, focused practice keeps key skills active without turning summer into school.

Engage with puzzles

Logic games, challenges, and riddles build persistence and flexible thinking.

Prepare for next year

Carefully chosen new skills give students a useful preview of what comes next.

The personalized plan

A summer plan built just for them.

A quick Power-Up Scan and Skills Trial show what your child already owns, and what they’re ready to unlock next.

  • Week 1 begins with a guaranteed win.
  • Every new skill grows from an existing strength.
  • The final week previews real September math.
  • Their named quest page arrives within 48 hours.
Maya’s summer quest

What you know powers what comes next.

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Long multiplicationYour power-up: a skill you already own
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Multiplying decimalsUnlocked by place value + multiplication
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Equivalent fractionsThe bridge to unlike denominators
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First algebra equationsSeptember preview · boss level

Personalized & custom plans

A teacher’s eye in the system.

For custom plans, I look at what a student already understands, where their thinking starts to wobble, and which next challenge will help most.

1 Find what’s strong.
2 Notice the edge.
3 Choose the next connection.

Choose their path

Find the right summer fit.

Compare focused and full plans, then decide how much teacher guidance your family wants.