Grade 9 to 10

The book was waiting on the front porch today when the kids got home from their last day of school so we are prepared for Day 1 of summer vacation. Just flipping through it looks like an amazing tool to keep brains active this summer and skills sharp to go back to school come August. Various online codes for other activities besides what is in the book as well that will help tremendously with keeping my kids on track this summer.

If you are just like me and you don’t want to loose any knowledge of what you learned during the school year, then this workbook is perfect for you. It has everything you need to study and be prepared for the next grade, from math problems to passages to online courses and to giveaways and competitions, yesss you heard me right, giveaways, who doesn’t like giveaways, purchase yours now and you will have the time of your life doing this workbook!!

This was a great book to help my rising 9th grader over the summer stay up to date on math and reading. There were a few typos on some of the pages such as duplicate questions, answers not always adding up correctly, and days numbered incorrectly. But overall a great summer school book.

I purchased this over the summer for my son who had just completed ninth grade and was getting ready for 10th grade. It was helpful for him to use it all during the summer to prevent the summer brain slide. He’s doing well in his 10th grade year. I like the fact that the workbook covers multiple subjects.

I've been using Summer Bridge books for the past 10 or so years. They are a good supplement for summer activities. I do periodic reviews (about 1-2 weeks) to see where my kids are. Some are on top of it, some fall behind and we help them catch up. I tear the Answer Keys out and only use them at reviews. If a kid finishes all their books (including Bonuses) before the school year, they are rewarded - $50 or so. I have also used additional supplemental books, but at times this became too much for them except for the older kids, the Summer Bridge books tend to be more "manageable". The Lumos books tend to be more higher level.

My son took Algebra 1 in 8th grade and finished geometry in 9th grade. As he will be taking Algebra 2 this fall, we wanted a book to help review some of the Algebra concepts he hasn't seen in a while along with other skills to practice. The math in this book is Algebra 2 review. Not Geometry or even Algebra 1 review. Way too advanced for a review and not complete enough for use as an Algebra 2 curriculum, so unless your student has taken Algebra 2 be prepared for math that will frustrate and confuse. We have not used the reading component of this book yet.

The content of this book is great !!! Really recommend it

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