Kumon Math and Reading for Early Learners - Snoqualmie Ridge

7328 Better Way SE Snoqualmie, WA

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Kumon Reading Program for Early Learners:

Kumon’s founder, Toru Kumon, firmly believed that reading is a fundamental part of all education. Children who acquire strong reading skills at an early age often enjoy a more successful educational experience. While we think children should establish a passion for reading early on, we also know that reading skills can be improved at any age. Starting with basic phonics, Kumon Reading progresses all the way through advanced comprehension.

Example areas covered:

Prereading skills
Phonics
Vocabulary building
Grammar and punctuation
Reading comprehension

The Kumon Reading Program is perfect for:

Giving prereaders and early readers a solid foundation and a head start.
Improving overall reading and writing skills at all grade levels.
Increasing your child’s vocabulary and reading comprehension.
Developing a love of reading and appreciation of great literature.

Kumon Math
Kumon Math is a comprehensive program that develops the necessary skills to help your children progress from counting through calculus. Kumon’s founder, Toru Kumon, was a dad and a math teacher, so, not surprisingly, Kumon Math is our most widely attended and recognized program.

The Kumon Math Program continues through calculus and our Early Learners are empowered to advance at their own pace regardless of age or grade level.
Example areas covered:

Number Recognition and Counting
Horizontal addition up to 10
Horizontal subtraction up to 20
Multiplication, Division, Fractions...

The Kumon Math Program is perfect for:

Giving young students a solid foundation and a head start.
Helping improve performance in math class.
Increasing your child’s overall math comprehension.
Preparing your child for the rigors of high school and advanced mathematics.

Review

Lila, age7

While most Kumon Students enroll into the program at their parent’s request, it was Lila herself at three years old that begged her parents to sign her up for the reading program, and later the math program. Lila’s mother, Kristina, would read to her at home and Lila became frustrated that she couldn’t read the books herself. Lila enrolled in Kumon and was soon reading independently; sparking a love for learning that continues to grow.

Now, four years later, Lila is seven years old and has advanced so much that she skipped the first grade. “When I got to skip a grade in school I was very nervous but it turned out to be fun,” said Lila. She credits Kumon for helping her with her advanced schoolwork, “Because it makes problems easier to learn because I've already been familiar with them through Kumon.”

In addition to schoolwork and Kumon Assignments, Lila keeps very busy participating in the Forest Hills Swim Team, and playing the piano. While it is a challenge to keep up with her daily assignments, she will often complete her work before school to allow time for after-school activities.

Reading continues to be her favorite part of Kumon because she gets to check on new books from the Recommended Reading List at her center library. Two of her favorite books that she learned about from Kumon are "Bridge To Teribithia" and "James and the Giant Peach."

Lila has big dreams for her future and is deciding between being a paleontologist, an artist, an author, an illustrator, a veterinarian, a singer, and a foster mother for puppies.

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7328 Better Way SE Snoqualmie, WA