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Summer Brain Quest Helps Stop The Summer Slide!

April 24, 2017 by dadofdivas 6 Comments

 

Summer Brain Quest

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As my kids get ready for moving into the summer I know that there is always the concern that there is a summer brain drain and that my girls will lose some of the momentum that they have made over the year. It is important to have resources that can be used throughout the summer. Summer Brain Quest which is on sale April 18th) is an exciting new extension of the bestselling Brain Quest. In Summer Brain Quest parents get an effective tool to help attack the summer slide.

Summer Brain Quest

Summer Brain Quest is notable because it offers a one-of-a-kind learning experience that delivers personalized learning for every type of kid. Personalized learning is an educational method where exercises are tailored to each child’s strengths, needs and interests. Our goal was to empower kids to have a voice in what and how they learn, while ensuring they get enough practice of the fundamentals. It achieves this through our interactive format.

Summer Brain Quest

Summer Brain Quest is structured like a game; each book includes a pull-out map that guides kids on a learning quest. They fill in their route on the map by earning stickers for completing workbook pages as well as pursuing outdoor activities. The map offers a choice of routes, allowing kids to customize their learning path and pursue what excites them most (extra math problems? more hands-on science?), and also encouraging them to jump around within the book to follow their curiosity.

Each Summer Brain Quest  workbook has been created in consultation with an award-winning teacher specializing in that grade. We ensure that our exercises are aligned to Common Core State Standards, Next Generation State Standards, and state social studies standards.

Summer Brain Quest

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Summer Brain Quest Helps Stop The Summer Slide!

Giveaway

How would you like to win this for yourself or for your family?

 

One (1) winner receives:

  • Complete set of 6 Summer Brain Quest workbooks (grades K-6)
  • Branded colored pencils
  • Branded Frisbee
  • Branded swim goggles
  • And a branded drawstring backpack to hold it all

 

All you need to do is to enter is:

  1. Share another strategy for minimizing the summer slide as a comment below.
  2. Share this giveaway socially and leave a comment to let me know where you shared it.
  3. ENTER THE GIVEAWAY – 

 

Winner must be a resident of the U.S.A.

Winners are chosen at random, if you want all your chances counted, make sure you leave individual comments, not all of them in one!

Winner has 48 hours to contact me or another name will be chosen.

 

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Filed Under: fatherhood, giveaway Tagged With: fatherhood, giveaway, learning, Summer Brain Quest

Comments

  1. vickie couturier says

    April 25, 2017 at 2:33 pm

    I try to take the grandkids to the Library at least once a week to get a book to read

    Reply
  2. vickie couturier says

    April 26, 2017 at 11:33 am

    https://twitter.com/vickiecouturier/status/857256237578276864

    Reply
  3. Anne Lehnick says

    April 26, 2017 at 2:48 pm

    Plan daily activities that include learning. For example, create summer reading lists and have 20 minutes of reading time each day. It’s also helpful to sign up for summer reading programs that provide prizes for the kids. Our local library has one and Barnes & Noble has one off the top of my head.

    Reply
  4. Anne Lehnick says

    April 26, 2017 at 2:49 pm

    I shared on Twitter:
    https://twitter.com/candyland0606/status/857305506020564994

    Reply
  5. heather says

    April 26, 2017 at 5:35 pm

    Another strategy for minimizing the summer slide is to involve the kids with the local Summer Reading Program and the local Library.

    Reply
  6. heather says

    April 26, 2017 at 5:36 pm

    Shared on twitter – https://twitter.com/myway070/status/857347500478300160

    Reply

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