Summer Brain Quest : Between Grades K & 1 (Paperback) - by Megan Butler

Great book. It’s motivational by the use of stickers for completion of pages.

Love the map the kiddos can earn stickers after completing a task in the book.

My daughter is going into kindergarten this year. She loves this workbook. The progress map is great motivation for her to finish each section. Great purchase!

As an educator, I wanted a review as well as something prep for the upcoming year. These books provided that while being colorful and motivational for kids.

My soon to be 1st grader does 6+ pages at a time in this workbook. She can read most of the challenges on her own, because of her Kinder sight words... she loves the stickers and the lessons keep her engaged and wanting more. Love.

My 5 year old loves this book! The map in the back keeps her motivated & it’s good practice to help her maintain what she’s learned over the summer!

All 3 of my children love these summer learning books! Completing a couple activities every day over the summer keeps them on track, and sometimes even ahead, for the next school year. We’ve tried lots of different learning activities for summertime, but my kids really like the maps in these that show their progress. They also enjoy the outdoor activities and the book review section with summer reading recommendations.

My son loves that it has a map where you keep track of how much you’ve done. He gets so excited when he finishes a level. He went through 3 levels in one day because he had so much fun with it with the stickers.

The adventure map makes it easy to keep my son motivated to earn stickers.

I love that these summer books have a sticker “map” for the kids. They are fun and engaging and help the kids to see their progress. I buy these every year for my kids. I wish there were more for higher grades.

It’s a great activity book for my daughter to keep her brain fresh over the summer but still have fun.

Great for the summer transition. My rising 1st grade was having trouble with grade 1 book and getting disappointed that it was too hard. This was a good review of kindergarten with more challenges than the kindergarten one

My son finished kindergarten last week. I gave the Summer K-1 book to him on Monday thinking he would do 2-4 pages a day. He has carried it with him all week and is already on Level 3 on Wednesday. So far the activities are very simple and things he mastered in kindergarten. But I do see that the levels will get progressively more difficult and, at least, he's doing some reading, math and other "school stuff" and really enjoying it. He loves the progress map and applying all the stickers to it. I might be purchasing the First Grade book for him to work this summer as well.