Rising

5th Graders:
Summer Math Series

Content focused on the

big ideas

Our curated series of Grade 4 lessons is designed for students to complete over any 4 to 6-week summer program.

$4th Grade Math Students use the four operations to compare fractions of the same denominator or different denominators$

$4th grade math lesson plans - Add, subtract, and compare numbers and mixed numbers with an equivalent fraction$

Equivalent Fractions

38 Lessons | Grade 4 Mission 5
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These Grade 4 lessons focus on fractions and decimals. Students compare fractions, evaluate equivalence, and learn that the same methods they used for whole number operations can be used to add, subtract, and multiply fractions.

$4th Grade Math lesson plans - compare fraction equivalence to decimal number operations using line segments$

$4th Grade Math lesson plans - compare, add, or subtract fractions in equivalence to decimal number operations$

Decimal Fractions

15 Lessons | Grade 4 Mission 6
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These Grade 4 lessons extend the understanding of fraction equivalence to decimal operations. This series is intended to ensure students have a solid grasp of these ideas to close out 5th grade successfully.

Our

approach to Summer Series

Zearn’s targeted summer content series for rising 5th graders is designed based on:

Big ideas of math that help students build dense connections within and across grades.

Digital lessons focus on big math ideas to help students transition from 4th grade math to 5th grade seamlessly

Data from billions of problems completed on our platform, with insights into precisely where students struggle and the most relevant foundational content.

Tailored summer math content based on insights from over 9.9 Bn Math problems

Embedded learning acceleration throughout the Zearn program, including friendly onramps and just-in-time support on all grade-level concepts.

Math learning acceleration supports are built into every Zearn digital math lesson

What's included

Daily digital math lessons

Consistent structure of learning activities, including new concept exploration with on-screen teachers
Built-in Tier 1 intervention in all digital lessons
Embedded daily digital diagnostic in every lesson

Real-time data visibility

Detailed reporting for each student
Flexibility to share reports with teachers or tutors

Materials for hands-on problem solving

Problem solving activities for teachers or tutors
(in Spanish, too!)
Guidance to facilitate lively math discussions where students explore different ways to solve problems

Easy account setup

Individual logins for all students and teachers or tutors (create a free account now to access!)
Access to Zearn Help Center with 250+ help topics

FAQs

What instructional content is covered in each digital lesson?

Digital lessons follow the scope and sequence of Eureka Math/EngageNY. They include fluency, concept development, and independent practice. Digital lessons received a top-rating from EdReports.org and are aligned to state standards.

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How can I use Zearn Math as part of summer school / tutoring?

Summer Intensive Series can be used for summer school, tutoring programs, or targeted interventions. We also offer materials that tutors or teachers can use to facilitate rich math discussions around the core ideas of each Intensive Series.

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My child is new to Zearn Math. Can I use it at home as a parent?

As a nonprofit, our instructional materials are free for families and kids. Our Parent/Caregiver supports offer the information you need to create an account for yourself and your child, help your child log in to their account, and orient them to Zearn Math Digital Lessons, so they can begin learning with Zearn Math at home.‍

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How much time does each digital lesson take?

Each digital lesson takes about 30 minutes to complete. Kids work through each component at their own pace. After completing one lesson, they automatically go on to the next lesson.

How effective are digital lessons?

ESSA-qualifying efficacy studies conducted over the past two years show students who consistently use Zearn digital lessons experience 2x the learning gains compared to students who did not use Zearn. Zearn meets the criteria for “evidence-based” as defined by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), qualifying Zearn for Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) and School Improvement funding.

$Zearn math book and notebook for students to learn 4th grade math skills$

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