Summer math review doesn’t have to be boring! Are you looking for a fun way to keep math on the minds of your children this summer? Do you want an easy way to reward your child for doing math this summer? Then grab these Summer Math Review Problem-A-Day Calendars today!

The Summer Math Review Calendars will help with at least 2 things:

•  Your child will keep practicing math every day during the summer in a fun way and
•  you will be aware of what to review when school starts back up!

WHO ARE THE SUMMER MATH REVIEW CALENDARS  FOR?

Kindergarten, First, and Second grades

FEATURES

• Colorful with high-quality clipart
• Easy to read fonts
• Space for child or parent to write the answers
• Answer keys included
• Directions on how parents can use these calendars
• Black-and-white versions of all calendars and directions so that you can save on ink

WHAT YOU WILL GET:

You will get 3 months of calendars for each grade (K-2): June, July, and August 2023. You will get an answer key for each calendar and directions on how to use. The June calendar starts out with easy review problems and gets harder through August.

There is a mixture of word problems, computation, and review of money/time/fractions/shapes.

• 3 Kindergarten calendars (June, July, August 2023)
• 3 First Grade calendars (June, July, August 2023)
• 3 Second Grade calendars (June, July, August 2023)
• Directions
• Answer Keys for each calendar
• Black-and-white versions of each calendar and answer keys

HOW THESE WORK

Each monthly calendar has a math problem in each day’s square on the calendar. Every day, you and your child read the math problem and fill in the answer.  Then use a highlighter or yellow crayon and let your child “X” off that day.  You could put a sticker on each day, too.

You may be wondering why bother with having your children do math during the summer.

But think of the time it takes to review when school starts back up in the fall.  Usually math curriculums take 2-4 weeks to review last year’s skills taught.  Your child will be prepared for the review or you may even can skip the review if the math skills are kept fresh on their minds in the summer.

These calendars are just one problem-a-day.  And at this early age, math problems will not take very long to do.  Most are mental math problems and don’t even require pencil and paper.

SUMMER MATH LOSS

Summer math loss is a real thing.  Read all about it in this Harvard article.

You will get 18 calendars (9 in full color, 9 in black-and-white) plus 18 answer keys (9 in full color, 9 in black-and-white) and directions.

Summer math review doesn’t have to be boring! Help your students review what they learned with you in a fun and creative way with these Summer Math Review Problem-A-Day Calendars!