Rising 1st Grade Summer Bridge Workbook | Reading + Math | Kindergarten to 1st Grade | Printable PDF

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Rising 1st Grade Summer Bridge Workbook | Reading + Math | Kindergarten to 1st Grade | Printable PDF
$5.99 USD

Fifteen pages. One summer. A child who walks into first grade ready instead of rusty.

This workbook is built for one specific moment — the gap between finishing Kindergarten and starting first grade. Not general review. The exact reading and math skills a rising first grader needs to hold onto, and the ones they'll be expected to have on day one.

We build it the way we teach at our center: understanding before speed. A child who truly grasps that numbers can be broken apart and put back together doesn't need a trick for adding within twenty. A child who hears the sounds inside a word doesn't need to guess at it. That's the difference between a student who gets through the summer and one who starts the year with real confidence.

📘 What's Inside

  • 15 pages in our signature bridge structure
  • A parent "How to Use" guide — read this first, it takes two minutes
  • 10 content pages alternating reading and math
  • Reading: letter sounds, blending, sight words, and first comprehension
  • Math: counting, number sense, comparing, and adding and taking away within 20
  • A cumulative Mixed Challenge that pulls the whole summer together
  • A student reflection page where your child names what got easier
  • Complete answer key
  • Extra-large print and generous spacing for small hands

🎯 Perfect For

  • Kindergarten graduates heading into first grade
  • Families who want reading and math in one book, not two
  • Preventing summer learning loss without running a summer school
  • Tutors and camps needing a structured 3–4 week program
  • Homeschool families bridging between grade levels

📝 How It Works

  1. Download instantly and print the whole workbook.
  2. Read the How to Use page before you start.
  3. Work one content page per session — 10 to 15 minutes is plenty at this age.
  4. Save the Mixed Challenge for the last week of summer as a real check.
  5. Do the reflection page with your child, out loud. That conversation is where the learning becomes theirs.