Avoid the Summer Slide: Review Packets Worth Investing In
I spent quite a while this past month searching for a summer packet for the kids. Now before you think I’m crazy, I don’t make them do schoolwork all summer. If you saw my last post, you know I love to fit in lots of fun. But I also hate to think that my kids missed out on great learning opportunities and fell behind just because I decided to let them completely veg out over the summer. Must be the importance of education that my grandma ingrained in my head.
So finally I came across some great packets that I thought would do the job. I hate spending money, but I don’t have the patience to make my own worksheets (or the knowledge for that matter!), and I worry that the workbooks available at the store cover the common core. What better way to know than to get it from a teacher. So we decided to invest. And $6-$7 per packet really isn’t bad for keeping your child up-to-par for three months.
Here are my favorites. I hope you like them as much as I do!
On My Way to K by Miss Kindergarten Love – $6.75 at TPT
Ready Made for 2nd Grade by Lyndsey Kuster @ A Year of Many Firsts – $7 at TPT
1st Grade Summer Packet by Faith Wheeler – $7.50 at TPT
Know of some other great summer packets for this age group? Please share!
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We like the brain quest books that we got for 7 at cotco. Kumar is great for math and I got some cheap journals and spelling things for just a few dollars at lakeshore learning
Thanks for sharing! Do you get the Kumar books at Costco also?
I know this was a while ago, but no. I got the kumon books off amazon.
Ooh okay. Thanks! 🙂