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PARENT & STUDENT RESOURCES

Small practice moments can
make a big difference.

Use these ideas to reinforce skills between tutoring sessions. Your tutor can help you
choose the right activities for your child.

Homework support

Quick routines and prompts for getting started, checking
work and asking for help.

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Math practice

Short practice ideas for computation, problem solving and explaining your thinking.

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Reading activities

Quick routines and prompts for getting started, checking
work and asking for help.Phonics, fluency, comprehension and conversation activities for home practice.

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Dyslexia-friendly materials

Simple, structured practice ideas designed to reduce overwhelm and build repetition.

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Study guides

Planning, organization and test-prep prompts students can use independently.

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Educational games

Low-pressure ways to practice academic skills while keeping learning engaging.

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A NOTE FOR FAMILIES

Keep practice short, positive and specific.

Five focused minutes of the right practice can be more useful than a long session that
ends in frustration. If you are unsure what to practice, ask your child’s tutor for a
targeted recommendation.

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