SMALL GROUP ACADEMICS THAT FEELS LIKE FUN AND GAMES!

Join the incredible staff of The Accord School for some August learning opportunities that kids will actually want to show up for… and feel confident and ready to return to middle school ion September.

Worried about math regression? We have you covered!
Summer reading lagging? On it!
Concerned your middle schooler’s creativity will atrophy to TikTok scrolling? We will wake it up!

Register for Math Bingo OR Summer Graphic Novel Mini Class… or save on both! Students who participate in both programs should pack a lunch and enjoy some extra time together!

Monday August 5-Thursday August 8
9:30-3:00pm

Open to students entering Grades 5-9.
Maximum 10 Students.

SMALL GROUP MATH TUTORING THAT FEELS LIKE SUMMER FUN. 

The Accord School’s Math Teacher Liz Couture will lead a fun math-centered Bingo game marathon! Students will stay engaged in several rounds of MATH BINGO covering math topics geared towards REAL WORLD SKILLS including FINANCES and TIME, and have a chance to earn lots of prizes. Middle schoolers will also have the opportunity to brush up on their math facts and other high-leverage pre-algebra concepts to build skills that lead to high school level math readiness:

SCHOOL READINESS AND “REAL LIFE” MATH SKILLS INCLUDING:

FINANCES: Loans, Interest, Taxes

MARKET MATH: Calculating Change, Creating a Budget

TIME: Elapsed Time, Flights, Mileage, and reading an Analog Clock

FACT FLUENCY: Multiplication Facts though 12x12

SMALL GROUP SUMMER READING AND CREATIVITY THAT MIDDLE SCHOOLERS WILL LOVE

Join The Accord School’s ELA Teacher Heather Guiney and Art Teacher Lisa Grize this August for a creative class that is so much fun, they won’t even realize they are accomplishing something!

If your child needs to do a little summer reading, and might also be interested in learning how to write their own graphic novel, then this summer mini course will be perfect for them.

Students will participate in a group read (TBD) graphic novel together. They will analyze the author and artist choices in the graphic novel, as well as look at some of their other works. Students will learn and practice narrative writing style and brainstorm topics for our own personal graphic story. We will work to design and to create a multiple panel graphic story with prose or poetry connected to their drawings.  By the end of this four day session, students will have read a summer reading book and be well on their way to creating their own graphic novel!