What's Been Learned Jerome J. Schultz, Ph.D. During the summer, you should spend a good deal of time helping your kids maintain skills and knowledge they acquired during the year.
Mastery is the key here.
Use fun ways, such as computer or board games , to practice or apply skills introduced this past year. It's probably wiser to leave this up to next year's teachers. Your child takes responsibility. Grandparents can help. Your child can work with an older sibling.