[New 7th Grader] Pre-enrollment Math Materials and How to Spend Spring Break

Good morning.

Today, when I woke up, my eldest daughter was already at her desk studying math.

After I went into the kitchen and put away the dry dishes, I started my own studies too.

When I finished studying, I went to ask my eldest daughter what she wanted for breakfast.

Just as my eldest daughter and I finished eating breakfast, my second daughter crawled out like a zombie, and my partner woke up with sleepy steps.

This is our family's style during spring break.

So, this time, I will introduce how my eldest daughter, who is entering 7th grade, spends her spring break and the math materials she uses.

[New 7th Grader] How to spend spring break before enrollment

My eldest daughter's spring break routine looks something like this:

Introduction to 7th-grade math materials for my eldest daughter

"Understand," "Can do," "Master" She is following this classic three-step process.

Materials for [Understanding]

A thick, dictionary-like reference book that my eldest daughter uses for advance learning. (It covers all three years of junior high school in this one volume, so I don't have to buy a new one for 8th grade, 9th grade, etc. every year, which makes it feel like a good value.)

It is explained carefully in conversational language, so it is not a material that takes as much time as its thickness suggests.

She plans to finish the entire three-year junior high school curriculum before enrollment.

When she doesn't understand something, she watches Study Sapuri.

Materials for [Being able to do]

You won't truly 'master' it unless you actually solve the problems, so I will have her work through a workbook.

When my eldest daughter says she wants to solve problems, I print out worksheets like the ones below for her to work on.

Apps for [Mastery]

Introduced in the article below

The app Vulpe.

This way, she knows exactly how much she needs to do each day.

[New 7th Grader] Pre-enrollment Math Materials and How to Spend Spring Break: Summary

Thank you for reading this far.

In this post, I introduced how my eldest daughter is spending her spring break before entering junior high school, as well as the math reference books and workbooks she is using.

I think any reference book or workbook is fine as long as it helps you 'understand,' 'solve,' and 'master' the material.

I hope my eldest daughter's way of spending spring break serves as a helpful reference.

Thank you for reading until the end.

Thank you for reading until the end.

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