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Summer Learning with Ruth Rumack

With the kids out of school, topics of conversation have moved to keeping their minds occupied during the summer holidays. Many people enroll their children in a reading program at their local library to keep the kids’ minds working and learning, or work at home with workbooks and computer programs much like homeschoolers do during the year. I find that the reading program at our local library works great for my kids. With small incentives every week, and large prizes to be entered in to win, they are filling up their reading logs faster than I can keep track! Since my kids love school, it is not unheard of for them to request math worksheets to be made up so that they can work on problems while we are driving in the car or at Church.

Summer-Learning Fun

 

Those parents that have children entering pre-school or kindergarten often try and “work ahead” with their children by encouraging learning programs.

Of course, every child has their own unique way of learning. 1 to 1 learning programs are a great way to allow your child to learn in the environment and learning style that works best for them.

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Ruth Rumack’s Learning Space believes in guiding students to educational success by nurturing academic potential and acknowledging the individuality of the learner.

With 1 to 1 learning programs, students receive the attention they need to understand what they are learning and they gain the confidence to ask questions and practice skills without feeling intimidated or embarrassed.

Ruth Rumack’s Learning Space is offering both its pre-reading, Alpha-Mania program and art program, Mini-Masters, in a day camp during the weeks of August 24th and August 31st.

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Taught by accredited educators, Lively Little Learners Day Camp begins each day with Alpha-Mania, a theme based pre-reading program, which not only boosts children’s pre-reading skills, but prepares them for a classroom environment.

After lunch, children explore the world’s great artists in Mini Masters. Children will create their own dynamic pieces of art, which could include painting, sculpture, media arts and murals.

 

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Debbie W

Sunday 2nd of August 2015

I believe in summer learning. Summer vacation is the best time to expand a child's learning capabilities. Honestly I find I am more creative, and more patient.

Elaine Buonsante

Saturday 1st of August 2015

My granddaughters love to play "office" / school. I bought them receipt books, order books and work books at the dollar store. It is one of their favourite playtimes..

Lynda Cook

Saturday 1st of August 2015

Make learning fun and get involved with your child, so there is no fighting and arguing

Kerrie

Friday 31st of July 2015

Very cool! Summer learning is happening here for my boys but would love more to be happening.

Heather+Lynne

Friday 31st of July 2015

We like our library's programs, too :) And my daughter wanted to play "home school" the other day- she loves it when we do some learning at home during the summer! :)