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The new myKumon Portal is here! 💻 This portal has been designed with you and your child in mind, offering an easily accessible and user-friendly way to stay updated on the progress of your child’s Kumon learning. Key Features: ✅ Progress Tab: Keep track of your child's progress with detailed insights including learning goals for the current and next level. ✅ Achievements Tab: Celebrate your child's accomplishments through a dedicated section highlighting their levels completed, milestones, and award status. ✅ Resources Tab: Access resources tailored to support your child's learning journey. To get started, visit myKumon.com and click on "Register here". Parents must register with the 13-digit Student ID(s). If you don't have your child's student ID, please contact the center. www.kumon.com/gainesville-west
The Kumon Reading Program cultivates reading skills that can open a world of possibilities. Learn more: https://youtu.be/FaoJkNXezJU?si=qMREFgOOAgREtIe3
You already know that your child's early years are important, but did you know that 85% of a child's brain development occurs by age 5? The Kumon Early Learner Program can help your child build foundational math, reading and writing skills to set them up for success in kindergarten and beyond. Learn more: https://youtu.be/xFHt7EmmSEg?si=EhntkZPBCbUWHK6J
Meet Mithra, a Kumon student since 2017, who embraces challenges both in and out of Kumon 📚🎹 From conquering tough levels in the Kumon Program to winning 1st place at a local music festival for piano, Mithra's journey showcases the power of hard work and consistent practice. Learn more about Mithra’s story here: https://bit.ly/3uB1Y2e #KumonStudentSuccess #StudentSpotlight #Inspiration
Fall season is here! Can you guess this week's #KumonRiddleFriday ? Comment your guesses down below! If you can't figure out the answer, we hid it somewhere for you to find!
✨Giveaway✨ Starting July 10th until July 31st, Kumon North America is running the Imagine the Possibilities Video Contest! We want to see what our students want to be when they grow up and how they plan to achieve it through daily practice with Kumon. Prizes include: -3 weekly winners (9 total) win a $100 gift card. 💸 -1 Grand Prize winner wins a $500 gift card and an invite to the 2023 Student Conference where their video will be shown! 💰🌟 How to Enter: 1) Visit the contest website to upload your video: https://cloud.email-kumon.com/KumonImagineVideoContest 2) Agree to the terms and conditions, then submit! Winners will be emailed and featured on our social media channels.
Teachers help to challenge and grow the minds of their students. They make a difference every day. Thank you teachers for all that you do!
Calling all families across the U.S. and Canada: share your Kumon story! Fill in the form for a chance to be featured on the Kumon blog and social media channels: So many amazing success stories, and we want to share them all! Submit yours here: https://bit.ly/3ImRyGh for a chance to be featured on the Kumon blog and social media channels.
Among the many benefits of reading is that it helps children develop an active imagination, and imagination brings a whole host of very real benefits. Learn more in our new blog: https://www.kumon.com/resources/how-reading-stimulates-a-childs-imagination-and-why-it-matters/
Meet Joshika, a 10-year-old Kumon Student who launched her own company in 2019. Joshika's Jewels for Joy sells handcrafted jewels and donates the profits to a variety of charities. Joshika was recognized as the youngest recipient of The Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky “17 under Seventeen Awards 2021” which recognizes those who are working hard to make a difference in the community. Learn more about Joshika here: https://www.kumon.com/resources/kumon-student-designs-jewelry-to-give-back-to-those-in-need/
The third learning style you may see your child using is kinesthetic learning. It's common to see a child using multiple learning styles because they can vary over time and be dependent on the subject. Click to learn more about the other learning styles and how you can support your child's progress! https://www.kumon.com/resources/discovering-your-childs-learning-style