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KUMON MATH AND READING CENTER OF

RICHMOND - LIBBIE

KUMON MATH AND READING CENTER OF

RICHMOND - LIBBIE

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Center Resources

Newsletters

	January 2025 Kumon Parent Newsletter Laying Strong Foundations For Reading For Early Learners
	December 2024 Kumon Parent Newsletter A Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Goals with Your Child
	November 2024 Kumon Parent Newsletter Fun Ways to Improve Your Child's Mental Math Skills
	October 2024 Kumon Parent Newsletter Report Cards: Turning Weaknesses to Strengths
	September 2024 Kumon Parent Newsletter Establishing Routines for Children
	August 2024 Kumon Parent Newsletter How to Get Your Child Organized for School Before It Starts
	July 2024 Kumon Parent Newsletter How Do I Get My Child Into a School Routine?
	June 2024 Kumon Parent Newsletter 10 Creative Activities to Keep Your Kids Entertained Over the Summer
	May 2024 Kumon Parent Newsletter Benefit of Summer Reading
	April 2024 Kumon Parent Newsletter Keep the Progress Going! Avoid the Summer Slide.
	March 2024 Kumon Parent Newsletter Greater Convenience, More Engagement with Kumon Connect

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Articles

	Early Learner Guide Early proficiency of basic math and reading skills opens all sorts of possibilities for the future. Kindergarten readiness is only the beginning.
	Educator's Guide to Kumon Kumon pursues the potential of each individual student to the maximum by developing academic ability and independence.
	Preschool Math Preschoolers become familiar with numbers by learning to count objects and will begin to learn the basics of addition.
	Preschool Reading Preschoolers learn how to hold a pencil properly and develop fine motor skills, and start to read aloud words and sentences by learning sound parts within words.
	Elementary Math Students strengthen their addition skills by adding single- & double-digit numbers, both horizontally & vertically, and become familiar with fractions and mixed numbers. They learn how to reduce and find the LCM.
	Elementary Reading Students develop their ability to read, write and spell words. They begin to learn the function of nouns, verbs, adjectives, and learn to combine and divide sentences, and then how to break down complex paragraphs to identify main ideas.
	Middle School Math Students calculate fractions with mixed operations, work with decimals, and solve word problems, and work on multiplication of polynomials, factorization, and square roots.
	Middle School Reading Students understand the links between sentences in a paragraph and answer questions about the text, and summarize one paragraph while keeping the context of the whole passage in mind.
	High School Math Students expand their algebraic skills through more in-depth exploration of concepts like factorization, the quadratic equation, simultaneous equations, and learn to work with sequences, series, limits and differentiation, then progress to differential calculus.
	High School Reading Students view texts from the perspective of authors, critics, and write critically about passages, using the reading skills they've developed.