Welcome to Summer Math!

Summer Math at Cicada Tutoring offers small-group online sessions designed to strengthen foundational skills and build confidence before the new school year.

In a calm, structured environment, students revisit key concepts, clarify areas that still feel uncertain, and practice mathematical thinking with guidance and encouragement.

Sessions are taught live online in small groups.

Summer Math Details

55-minute online lessons
Four classes per week, Monday - Thursday
Three weeks per session
Experienced Waldorf teacher

Summer Math is for students who:

want to strengthen foundational math skills
would benefit from guided practice
are preparing for the next school year
want to feel more confident in math

Session 1

6/15 - 7/2

Fractions Foundations Grades 5–6

4:00pm ET / 1:00pm PT

Equivalencies, visual fraction models, factors, conceptual understanding of fractions, introduction to fraction multiplication and division.

Fractions for Algebra Grades 7–8

2:00pm ET / 11:00am PT

Fraction arithmetic, mixed numbers, common factors, fraction reasoning, ratios, and multi-step problem solving.

Session 2

8/3 – 8/20

Fractions Foundations Grades 5–6

2:00pm ET / 11:00am PT

Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions.

Algebra Bridge Grades 7–8

4:00pm ET / 1:00pm PT

Negative integers, exponent rules, percents, ratios, and working with early algebraic expressions.*

To register:

Select the date.

Select the time.
Click Book & Sign Up.

Dear Parents,

I'm happy to help families choose the session that will best support their child. Please feel free to reach out with any questions. Also, if groups with different readiness levels emerge, additional sections may be added.

Kindly, Allysun

allysun@cicadatutoring.com

916-534-9838

*A note about pacing and content: These sessions are intended as review. If a topic appears new for a group, it will be approached gently as exploration or deferred out of respect for each student’s developmental stage and classroom curriculum. In occasional cases where a preview may benefit a student, this would be considered only in consultation with families and teachers.

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