Summer Brain Quest: Between Grades 3 & 4 Paperback – Sticker Book, April 18, 2017

This is a fun book! The activities are interesting and varied. To me though, it seems like the language arts activities are a bit older than end of 3rd grade, and the math is too young for that level. Maybe it's just me. The only other con is that the page completion stickers are SOOOOO SMALL. They are very hard to place on the map. Regardless, it's still a great book and we're enjoying it.

My son enjoys this book. We do about 3/night because they’re fairly quick & easy. (Please disregard his atrocious handwriting… we're working on that!).

Great summer resource for kids! Turns it into a game with a game board. Kids loved it.

Absolutely love that each page is a different subject. And the map for my child to keep track really makes them enjoy doing the work pages.I will say just after one day of doing 1 page the whole booklet fell out of the cover, as if it wasn’t glued on properly.

Title: Engaging Summer Brain Quest Book!I purchased this Summer Brain Quest book for grades 3-4and it’s fantastic! It’s full of fun activities that keep kids engaged while reinforcing what they’ve learned.The colorful illustrations and varied subjects make learning exciting. Perfect for preventing the summer slide! Highly recommend it!

Good book

Summer Brain Quest: Between Grades 3 & 4 is a fantastic way to keep kids engaged and learning over the summer break. My child loves the fun challenges and activities, and I love that it helps reinforce key skills in math, reading, and problem-solving.Pros:Engaging and Fun: The workbook includes a variety of activities that feel like a game rather than traditional schoolwork. My child looks forward to completing each section.Skill Reinforcement: It covers important concepts that bridge the gap between grades 3 and 4, helping to keep skills sharp while preparing for the upcoming year.Interactive: The activities are well-structured, and there’s a reward system that motivates my child to continue progressing.Great Design: The colorful and visually appealing pages keep my child interested and excited to work through the book.Cons:A Bit Challenging: Some sections might be a bit tough for younger third graders, but that can be a good thing for keeping them challenged and engaged.Overall, this is a wonderful educational tool that keeps learning fun during the summer. It’s both enjoyable and helpful for maintaining academic progress. Highly recommend for parents looking for a fun and engaging way to bridge the gap between grades!

We are homeschooling and my daughter really enjoys this workbook. She said that she is surprised at how fun it has been. It’s nice they each lesson is short and the map chart is a good incentive to complete things.