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Engaging titles that connect mathematical concepts and skills to literature, offering students another way to explore, strategize, and problem-solve.

Each MathCamp grade receives 2 copies of 10 books.

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20 lessons per grade (120 minutes each) include clearly stated objectives, vocabulary, key standards and skills, and opportunities to practice, collaborate, review, and reflect.

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Math Hero Readers celebrate math heroes in the community whose jobs require math (K–2) and real-life people with careers based on mathematics (3–5).

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Downloadable Student Activity Sheets and resources support mathematical learning  and fluency.

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Family Guides in English and Spanish support the home-to-school connection and provide the tools families that need to support their children's learning.

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MathCamp is a K–5 summer math program that strengthens students’ math skills & fluency while bolstering their confidence and sense of well-being.

Through a unique camp-style format that captivates students, MathCamp focuses on key math priority standards to ensure that students are secure in their math abilities and prepared for success in the academic year ahead.​​

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MathCamp lessons are framed around seven key strengths that cultivate well-being and prepare students for challenges they will encounter.

The 7 Strengths Include:

1. Belonging - Being a valued, cherished member of a community.

2. Curiosity - Showing a willingness to explore new territory and test new theories.

3. Friendship - Having close, trusting relationships with others.

4. Kindness - Being compassionate towards others; expressing tenderness that has an impact, near or far.

5. Confidence - Thinking independently, expressing ideas, and believing in yourself.

6. Courage - Having the strength to stand up for yourself, for others, and to take action when it is needed.

7. Hope - Thinking optimistically and believe that today's efforts will produce good things in the future for yourself and the world.

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MathCamp check-ins provide the educator with the individual student's skills and problem-solving abilities in the key areas of focus for the grade level. ​

Campers take a Check-In on the first and last day of camp during Bunk Time. ​

First check-in should be analyzed to determine campers’ mathematical understanding and reasoning.​

End-of-camp check-in can be analyzed to understand campers’ progress and growth in key focus areas.​