Monghi C.

The 2 lessons per week, each 60 minutes, were ideal over the month — short enough for summer but substantive. My 11-year-old enjoyed the contextual problems and is more comfortable with place value and fraction operations now.

Solid curriculum for kids aged 5–7 with a clear focus on core skills. The mix of addition, place value, grammar and science topics like life cycles kept things fresh, and the 8-week length felt just right for building momentum. Would recommend for parents wanting a structured routine with four lessons per week.

Solid summer bridge course for ages 11–14 that clearly covers fractions, decimals, and basic algebraic ideas.

I liked the variety — handwriting, context clues, earth surface topics, and basic civics kept lessons interesting. My child usually looked forward to the sessions.