Summer Bridge Activities 6th to 7th Grade Workbooks All Subjects, Middle School Books With Math, Reading Comprehension, Science, Fitness, Social Studies, Writing Practice, and Flash Cards (Volume 8) Paperback – January 25, 2015

This workbook is a solid mix of subjects; math, reading, writing, and more.. and it’s just the right level for my daughter going into 7th grade. It’s not too complicated, but it definitely keeps her thinking.Perfect for keeping her off screens and staying sharp over the summer without it feeling like “school.” She actually doesn’t mind doing a few pages a day, which is a win in my book. Great resource for summer learning!

My kiddo is in high level gifted AGP classes so this workbook is perfect for him going from 5th into 6th grade. The activities are engaging and we love how the activities are broken down by the day. This summer I’m having him do a mix of khan academy and one of these workbooks. He much prefers this book! He’ll alternate days and will work on this the entire summer and into the fall, but he much prefers this activity book and asks to do it everyday. It’s to perfect level of difficulty for him. Every year during fall state testing, his growth from the previous year is always HUGE, unlike so many kids that will have regression or little to no growth. His teachers comment on it every year and we’ve been doing these ever summer since he was in kindergarten. I couldn’t be more impressed with them! It’s truly going to be sad when we age out of these workbooks and have to find other ways to stimulate his brain academically over the summer.

Somewhat challenging, great to gauge where your student falls between the grades.I am using this as a seventh grade supplement, going into the last portion of summer into the beginning of the school year.Great selection of various topics and subjects expected to be understood by twelve year-olds.The book is a goodValue!

A few years ago, my English-speaking kids attended French-speaking schools overseas, and the challenges they faced were overwhelming. Concerned about their progress, I invested in extra tutoring and worked with them myself, but I always worried they’d fall behind. Returning to the U.S., I held them back a year to ensure they had the fundamentals. It was during this time that I discovered the Summer Bridge Activities Workbooks, and they’ve been a lifesaver ever since.These workbooks are fantastic for keeping kids on track during long breaks. With short, engaging 15-minute lessons in math, reading, writing, plus fitness exercises and fun Science and History "Did You Know?" facts sprinkled throughout they’re a perfect enrichment tool. I’ve used them during summer and winter breaks to prevent learning loss and prepare my kids for the next grade level or state testing.However, success with these books depends on your child’s willingness to engage. One of my kids loves the challenge, while the other needs more encouragement and hand-holding. It’s important to be patient, as American students might not be used to this level of consistent practice.Pros:- Prevents learning loss during school breaks- Covers multiple subjects in short, manageable lessons- Includes fun fitness and trivia activities- Perfect for grade-level readiness and state test prepCons:- Requires consistent parental involvement for reluctant learnersIf you want to ensure your kids stay sharp and confident year-round, the Summer Bridge Activities Workbooks are an excellent investment.

I bought this workbook for my kids, and it’s been such a helpful way to keep their minds active over the summer. The lessons are short but engaging, covering everything from math and reading to science and writing. I like that the activities are fun while still being challenging enough to prepare them for the next school year. The goal-setting pages and answer key make it easy to track progress without feeling overwhelming. Definitely a solid tool for parents who want to balance learning and summer break.

Great book to use for bridging between school and tutor

This is a very helpful tool for our kiddo during the Summer days. It is a great balance of school based activities without feeling like you're actually in school. It is an effective way to keep the brain limber during the time off school, when it is so easy to slack off (for lack of a better term). Would highly recommend.

My daughter struggles with school this past year. Decided to get this for her a long with my other girls and she’s been flying through it. Some days are better than others though but she’s definitely going to have a better upcoming school year thanks to summer bridge.