Students should expect to spend approximately 30–45 minutes per day engaging with lessons, practice activities, and learning tasks. In addition, students will participate in two live online sessions each week designed to reinforce concepts, answer questions, and build confidence.

Duration: 4 Weeks

Camp Dates:  July 6, 2026 - July 31, 2026
Live Sessions: 2 Live Online Sessions Each Week
Daily Learning Activities: Students complete short lessons, guided practice, and confidence-building activities throughout the week.
Estimated Time Commitment: 30–45 minutes per day

What to Expect
Students will engage in learning every weekday through a combination of:
✅ Live Online Instruction (2 sessions each week)
✅ Daily Interactive Lessons
✅ Guided Practice Assignments
✅ Problem-Solving Challenges
✅ Progress Checks
✅ Confidence-Building Activities

How will parents stay informed?
Parents will receive a welcome email before the bootcamp begins, weekly program updates, and a completion summary outlining their student's progress and recommendations for continued learning.

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Program Overview

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Week 1:  Algebra Foundations

Students begin by strengthening the essential algebra skills needed for success in Math 1. Through interactive lessons and guided practice, they will explore numerical and algebraic expressions, apply properties of operations and exponents, simplify expressions, and develop mathematical reasoning skills that support problem-solving across all areas of mathematics.

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Week 2:  Equations and Inequalities

During Week 2, students will build confidence solving one-step and multi-step equations and inequalities. They will learn how algebra can be used to model and solve real-world situations while strengthening their ability to reason mathematically and communicate their thinking.

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Week 3: Linear Relationships

Students will investigate linear relationships by exploring slope, graphing, rate of change, and writing equations of lines. They will develop an understanding of how multiple representations—including tables, graphs, equations, and verbal descriptions—can be used to analyze and interpret mathematical relationships.

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Week 4:  Functions and Math 1 Preview

In the final week, students will be introduced to key function concepts, including function notation, domain and range, and the differences between linear, exponential, and quadratic relationships. The bootcamp concludes with a Math 1 readiness review, confidence-building activities, and strategies to help students transition successfully into their upcoming Math 1 course.