Is your child prepared for grade two? Should you allow your child to have the summer off to play and avoid books altogether? Or should you cram in as much extra curriculum work as possible to ensure they’re prepared and ready to excel in grade two? We can help you with all your questions and how to prepare your child for grade two.
With summer learning loss being a significant threat to your child’s learning development during the summer months, how can you keep your children from falling behind while helping them prepare for what’s ahead in grade two?
Preparing your child for grade two while aiming to avoid summer learning loss.
The first step to preparing your child for grade two while avoiding summer learning loss is to not stress about it. As parents, we often worry about ensuring our children are on track with their learning. That worry can become increasingly more vigorous with the concerns around pandemic learning loss.
Then there’s the concern about summer learning loss and how most children lose 2.6 months of math skills, two months of reading skills and the equivalent of one month of overall learning during the summer.
Learn more about Summer Learning Loss here.
How can we help our children catch up from the learning loss they’ve already experienced, stay on track and not lose more learning knowledge during the summer months?
Reading, writing, math and learning are essential skills your child must continually practice to develop correctly, especially during the summer.
Simplifying grade two prep to help prepare your child for grade two.
When you’re trying to prepare your child for grade two, don’t overthink it. So often, we assume that preparing our child for the next grade level needs to be a huge endeavour when the reality is that it can be a simple process when done correctly.
You can simplify their summer learning using the Summer Schoolio: Ready for Grade 2 book! Created specifically for helping children going into grade two, your child will stay refreshed and on track with their learning, so they’re fully prepared for grade two. Saving you hundreds of dollars from looking for and paying way too much for a homeschool curriculum will likely not be what you need to prepare your child for grade two.
The Summer Schoolio: Ready for Grade 2 workbook was explicitly created for quick, daily summer learning to prepare your child for grade two.
Let’s look inside the Summer Schoolio: Ready for Grade 2 workbook!
Having an enjoyable summer without the stress of trying to complete extra tasks is essential! This is why our Summer Schoolio books have been designed to be simple. Without the overwhelm of having to complete a mountain of overwhelming tasks.
In the Summer Schoolio: Ready for Grade 2 book, we have combined the best of our secular homeschooling curriculum concepts to bring you and your child a unique summer learning solution that will prepare your child for grade two. In a fantastic combination of homeschooling writing curriculum, homeschooling language arts curriculum and homeschooling math curriculum, we aim to help your child practice those essential skills to stay on track.
Summer Schoolio: Ready for Grade 2 overview:
The Summer Schoolio: Ready for Grade 2 workbook is packed with fun learning materials to prepare your child for grade two. Created for six weeks, your child will have the opportunity to learn and refresh different concepts each week.
Week one includes:
A summer Schoolio week includes three days of simple learning that won’t take long to complete.
- Day one, Weekly Writing – Friendly Letters – and Math – Number Sense.
- Day two, Weekly Writing and Math – Number Sense.
- Day three, Weekly Writing – Scrapbook and Math – Number sense.
Week two includes:
The second week of Summer Schoolio: Ready for Grade 2 is similar to week one, just switching up learning concepts.
- Day one, Weekly Writing – Writing Fiction – and Math – Number Sense.
- Day two, includes Weekly Writing and Number Sense.
- Day three, they will have Weekly Writing – Scrapbook and Math – Number Sense.
Week three includes:
During the third week of the Summer Schoolio: Ready for Grade 2 book, your child will be working on Weekly Writing – Reviewing a Book – and Math – Algebra
- Day one, Weekly Writing – Reviewing a Book – Math – Algebra.
- Day two, your child will work on Weekly Writing and Math – Algebra.
- Day three includes Weekly Writing – Scrapbook and Math – Algebra.
Week four includes:
When your child is working on week four they will complete:
- On day one, they will do Weekly Writing – Writing Non-Fiction – and Math – Geometry/Spatial Sense.
- On day two, they will be working on Weekly Writing and Math – Geometry/Spatial Sense.
- On day three, they will get to work on their scrapbook for Weekly Writing and the final day of Math – Geometry/Spatial Sense.
Week five includes:
- Day one of week five is Weekly Writing – Poetry and Math – Data.
- Day two, they will work on Weekly Writing and Math – Data.
- Day three is Scrapbooking for Weekly Writing and Data for Math.
Week six includes:
- The first day of week six focuses on Weekly Writing – Summarizing along with Math – Financial Literacy.
- The second day is all about Weekly Writing and Financial Literacy for Math.
- On the third day, your child can work on their scrapbook for Weekly Writing and enjoy their final Financial Literacy assignment.
As you can see, the assignments and schedule are repetitive, only switching out concepts to keep your child’s learning structured and interesting. This will help your child master all the essential math and reading/writing concepts for grade two.
What does a typical week look like using the Summer Schoolio: Ready for Grade 2 program?
Their workbook will include a sample schedule/calendar you can follow each day. It will look like this:
Monday: Read a Book or Chapter.
Tuesday: Weekly Writing Day 1, Math Day 1, Read a Book or Chapter.
Wednesday: Weekly Writing Day 2, Math Day 2, Read a Book or Chapter.
Thursday: Weekly Writing Day 3, Math Day 3, Read a Book or Chapter.
Friday: Read a Book or Chapter.
It’s incredible how simplified the process of keeping on track with their learning can be. It’s simple and not stressful! The best part is that their learning time can be accomplished in as little as one hour per day. This way, your child can keep up with their learning needs, refresh and not become overwhelmed by too much information crammed into one day.
