Summer Bridge Activities 3-4 Workbook

I get these every year! Awesome summer enrichment!

This is a great refresher of 3rd grade and easy transition into 4th grade level. The activities varied from reading and comprehension, math, projects, critical thinking and reasoning and some physical activities. My son is ready for 4th grade!

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Great workbook for the summer for my accelerated upcoming 3rd grader. Takes him 15-30 minutes depending on the material and keeps his mind sharp. I also have him journal or write a little story so he can keep up with his writing and spelling. Only gripe I have is that the binding of the workbook can be better. Pages keeps falling out.

Great for using in the summer time to keep your child on for the next school year.

I’ve been buying these books for my kids for the past 2 years now and would definitely recommend it! Love the standard and quality of the activities and my kids love it too. But this time the 3rd-4th grade book had the Content- Day 2 pages missing, then the Days 3-10 duplicated (all in section 1). Minor inconvenience, would definitely buy again and recommend but just wanted to put it out there in case someone else had a similar defective copy. I did give the seller feedback also.

This is a really great tool and resource for kids to have during the summer and even to use throughout the school year. I love summer bridge and how they really help kids connect their previous grade level to the grade level they are entering into to. It’s so helpful to have. I purchase a book every year.

Definitely recommend to help your child not loose some of the knowledge she learned the previous year. Recommend to purchase one for each summer with the grade appropriate grade.

São exercícios bem adequados para a faixa etária indicada, revisam e aprendem !

Great book for kids to learn and practice wotk

Many concepts have not been covered in Grade 3, and the book gives very little explanation/modelling, so this requires a lot of extra time to pre-teach concepts (like PEDMAS, which I was not aware they taught in primary). As a few others mentioned, it’s covering a lot of grade 4, a little prematurely.