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While the summer may be a well-deserved break for kids around the nation, research shows that most students can lose up to two to three months of critical math and reading skills. Here are four easy learning activities you can incorporate into your child’s routine, while still creating a fun and memorable summer. https://bit.ly/3v2URdu

Are you looking for ways to build your child’s reading skills and encourage them to read for fun? Building reading skills at home doesn’t have to be challenge! There are a variety of ways to encourage and inspire your child to read while developing their confidence. Click the link to discover some tips and methods that you can incorporate into your routine to help your child develop a lifelong love for reading! https://bit.ly/3tP4DzE

Every year on April 22nd people all around the world celebrate Earth Day to raise awareness on ways to preserve our planet. It’s important to teach children how they can play a role in protecting the planet too as they are the future generation! While Earth Day helps to build awareness, it is also crucial to discuss the benefits of being conscious of the environment all the time. Click to discover 6 activities for kids that be done to celebrate today and every day! https://bit.ly/3sEdnap

Friendly reminder that applications for the 2021 Kumon Student Conference are open until April 28, 2021. This year, 100 students from the United States, Canada, and Mexico will be selected to attend the virtual conference on July 16, 2021. Kumon Parents: If your child is in 3rd grade or above, studying Level G or higher, and a platinum award recipient, they are eligible to apply. Speak to your Instructor for more information.

Meet Thanvee. She enrolled in the Kumon Math Program at 4 years old and has continued for the past 9 years. She’s currently an 8th grader who studies ahead of her grade level thanks to the skills Kumon has taught her. While there are moments when the worksheets present challenges, she has built the confidence to continue learning how to solve new problems. Thanvee’s words of advice to new Kumon Students: Even though it gets hard and you may not feel motivated to do it someti...mes, stick with it because it will help you in the long run." Due to her perseverance and hard work, Thanvee was one of under 200 students selected from Canada, USA, and Mexico to attend the 2020 Kumon Student Conference. Thanvee also credits Kumon for teaching her the importance of consistency. Practicing is an important part of success, which has helped her in activities such as dance, volleyball, horse riding, and Tae-Kwon-Do.

We have outlined three ways to help your child master their multiplication tables: 1. Daily Practice 2. Incorporating Fun Activities 3. Rewarding their Efforts... Click the link to read the full article and to download some fun activities to try at home with your child. By implementing these tips, your child will gain the confidence they need to advance to challenging math problems. https://bit.ly/2Rwje4J

As the summer months approach, many parents may be wondering if their children are prepared for the school year ahead, especially the early learners. When it comes to kindergarten, there are a few skills that children should know that can help make their start to the school years successful. Click here to learn more about what your child should know for kindergarten and how they can start preparing now! https://bit.ly/3sdxnR7

Today is National Siblings Day! Siblings learn a lot from each other. When it comes to learning in Kumon, younger siblings tend to look up to their older brother or sister as a role model. They see everything that they accomplished in the Kumon Program and can't wait to do the same! Click the link below to learn more about siblings who are doing Kumon together. If you have a sibling in the program, what are you most proud of them for accomplishing? Let us know in the comments! https://bit.ly/3cYlA4B

We are excited to announce that the application for the 2021 Kumon Student Conference is now open! This year’s conference will be open to 100 students from the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and will take place virtually on July 16, 2021. Kumon Parents: If your child is in 3rd grade or above, studying Level G or higher, and a platinum award recipient, they are eligible to apply. Speak to your Instructor for more information. Don't delay! The application closes on April 28th.

Curious about dual enrollment at Kumon for your child? We have outlined three benefits your child will see once they are enrolled in the Kumon Math and Reading Program! 1. Strong Reading Skills Benefit Math Skills 2. Long-term Academic Success 3. Transferable Learning Skills... Click the link to learn why combining math and reading can double the learning for your child. https://bit.ly/3u4uqnk

Meet Michael. When he enrolled in the Kumon Math Program four years ago he began at Level A focusing on addition and subtraction. He has continued to work through the upper levels and is currently on Level N which focuses on developing the skills of working with sequences, limits, and differentiation. Although challenges do come up, Michael strives to work through them. "Kumon has helped me have more patience with things that take a lot of time. It has helped me persevere and not give up on things that are hard," said Michael. Michael's perseverance has also led him to be a talented musician in which he plays the violin, cello, and trumpet. Additionally, he's passionate about Taekwondo in which he's won various 1st place trophies and is currently a Taekwondo 3rd Degree Black Belt.

This April marks the 25th annual celebration of National Poetry Month. Poetry has played a huge role in literature. Not only is it a form of expression, but it allows writers to share their thoughts, feelings, and observations to help readers learn a new perspective. Click to learn more about how to celebrate National Poetry Month with a variety of fun and creative activities. https://bit.ly/3dbJPLG

Have you recently noticed your child daydreaming out the window during homework time? It’s no surprise as they may be eager for the summer months as the school year is winding down. Click to learn five easy ways to finish the school year off strong! https://bit.ly/2NU3UgO

At Kumon, your kids will build many skills to succeed inside and outside of the classroom. Click to learn how Kumon helps develop: Focus and Concentration Confidence Time Management Independent Learning... https://bit.ly/3lT1RGg

What’s your story? While each of us have different qualities, goals, and thoughts, it can be hard to sum it up in a few words. This Get to Know Me template will help kids share more about themselves and think through some of their goals. Remember that each person’s story is different which is what makes this activity so much fun! Click on the photo to download and print. https://bit.ly/3tUKh7A

To celebrate the start of the spring season, we put together a list of 8 spring activities that can help your child learn as they grow! From planting a garden to discovering new things on nature walks, your child will learn throughout each adventure. Click to learn more about all 8 spring activities for kids to try this spring. https://bit.ly/3qXi3Hr

Meet Brook. Brook enrolled in the Kumon Math Program seven years ago. Since then, he has been able to learn and grow in so many ways. Kumon has helped him gain strong problem-solving skills that he can apply inside and outside of the classroom. When he is not doing his Kumon, he enjoys robotics, basketball, bike riding, reading, and serving his community through Sunday service as a deacon. Brook says, The most beneficial thing that I have learned from Kumon is that the majority of the problems that come at you will not be easy to solve and you must have the mindset to figure out the solution no matter how long it takes. Due to his courage and hard work, Brook was one of 155 students selected from Canada, USA, and Mexico to attend the 2020 Kumon Student Conference.

With many schools returning to remote learning for the end of the year, parents understandably have questions. Here are some tips to help both you and your children make the most of distance learning. https://bit.ly/37UpAzr

11-year-old Ava serves on her Student Council, both as student representative and Vice President. It’s no surprise that she has her sights set on a bright future in politics. Learn how Ava is working towards her future aspirations. https://bit.ly/3nj1FAh

Before she was Time's first-ever Kid of the Year, Gitanjali was Kumon's 2019 Inspirational Student. See how Kumon helped her develop the persistence and math skills that have skyrocketed her to success. http://bit.ly/33O2FTa Don't miss our Instagram Live tomorrow as we go one-on-one with Gitanjali to learn more about her experience with Kumon, her new book, and of course, her experience being named "Kid of the Year!" Tune in tomorrow, 12/9, at 6PM EST/3PM PST! https://www.instagram.com/kumonnorthamerica/

Tatum is only 13 years old but has big dreams of pushing boundaries and inspiring those around herlike her role model, Beryl Markham. For Tatum, the key is education and knowledge. From an early age, she learned that these would determine her success. After enrolling in Kumon at six years old, she discovered a love for learning and continued grasping on to new lessons. Learn more about Tatum. https://bit.ly/3gmzgXk

We're thrilled to extend our sincerest congratulations to former Kumon Student, Gitanjali Rao, for being named TIME's first-ever "Kid Of The Year!" The 15-year-old scientist was selected from a pool of over 5,000 innovators for her tremendous impact on society. When asked about her process to incite change during an interview with Actress and Activist Angelina Jolie, Rao responded,... Observe, brainstorm, research, build and communicate. You continue to amaze us, Gitanjali! https://time.com/5916772/kid-of-the-year-2020/

Tune in to @KumonNorthAmerica on Instagram next Wednesday, December 9th at 6pm EST/3pm PST for a live interview with young trailblazer and former Kumon Student, Gitanjali. We’ll have the chance to learn more about how she earned her spot on the Forbes 30 Under 30 List, as well as her numerous inventions and successes as a published author. Don’t miss this chance to learn more about one of America’s top young scientists.