Good choice. Glad you made it here. Keeping up on your math skills is important. Typically over a normal summer break, students performance in reading drops a little from Spring term. Math performance drops even further. That is because it is easy to give your child books to read over the summer but not many parents keep their kids engaged with summer math activities. These math activities are just as crucial to keep up with. So, its great you made it here to the math page. It's a good first step.

Below are just some of the links of some online math programs. Many are free to sign up with and use. Just click on the link below and check them out. If you like them, sign up. Sites like Khan Academy are free to use but if you sign up with an e-mail, the site will save your progress.

Khan Academy is primarily math but does have some social studies and science activies.

Math Playground has a lot of math presented in different game formats. Select by grade level or type of math.

Math Games allows you to select math games at your grade level or by category (addition, subtraction, geometry). In addition, it has a nice feature were you can select by math Standard. It also has 80 to 100 worksheets (depending on the grade level) that you can print.

Math fact fluency program for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

A PreK to 8th grade visual instructional program that leverages the brain's innate spatial-temporal reasoning ability to solve mathematical problems. Games included!!

Additional math practice for students! Login required. K to 5th curriculum. Spanish avaliable.

Additional math practice for students! Login required. K to 5th curriculum. Spanish avaliable.

Curriculum-aligned math games.

Create a login and have your student work on multiple subjects! All you need to do is select what you"d like for them to work on.

IXL has math but also reading, science and social studies activies. Each category has activites based on the different standards.