Here’s a plan to help your child this summer.
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Make learning fun by exploring your child’s interests. As they read and play, ask them to teach you what they’re learning. This helps them review important skills and build confidence!
Discover the fun (and free) in your community.
There are places and spaces to learn all around you! Check out library programs, zoos, parks, or museums to explore new interests. Talk about what you want to learn and what you enjoyed during your visit.
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*Parents 2020: Parents 2020: COVID-19 Closures - A Redefining Moment for Students, Parents, and Schools
**Scholastic Teacher and Principal School Report, 2016
**Scholastic Teacher and Principal School Report, 2016
Know the Facts
According to our national survey, 90% of parents believe their child is performing at or above grade level.*
What percentage of teachers say students start the school year prepared for grade-level work?**
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- For more information, visit summerlearning.org
- For Educators: check out the new Summer Learning Playbook for teachers, PTA and school leaders.
- Join the National Summer Learning Week celebration July 8-13th with the hashtag #SummerLearningWeek.
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