The Lumos Summer Learning HeadStart workbook helps students strengthen their Math, Reading, Writing and Vocabulary skills. It also combats learning loss and prevents the summer slide, ensuring a smooth transition to the next grade.

Yes, the workbook includes free access to the Lumos Summer Learning program, which provides weekly skills practice in Science.

Yes! The workbook is designed for 10 weeks of daily Math and ELA practice and includes:

• 40+ English Language Arts lessons
• 25+ Math standards with answer keys & explanations
• Engaging in skill-building activities

The workbook comes with exclusive online access to:

• Answer keys & detailed explanations for all workbook questions
• Daily Math & ELA Challenges, aligned with the workbook but more advanced
• Weekly activities in Science, Reading, Vocabulary, and Writing
• Personalized AI-powered practice in Math, Reading, and Writing with Lumos AI Tutor
• Fun competitions, including a weekly photo contest and a summer short story writing challenge

The Lumos Learning Summer Workbook costs $12.95 per copy. Bulk purchase discounts and shipping charges apply based on the number of copies ordered. For the price, this workbook offers unmatched value compared to similar products on the market. Write to accounting@lumoslearning.com with student count by grade and we will send you the custom quote.

Many educators successfully integrate this workbook into their summer learning programs. A recommended approach is:

• Answer keys & detailed explanations for all workbook questions
• 15-20 minutes of daily practice using the book
• Online program for additional practice in Math, ELA, Science, Reading, and Writing
• AI-powered personalized learning pathways based on student performance

Lumos Learning is an approved vendor in most school districts nationwide. If we are not yet registered in your district, please email us at support@lumoslearning.com, and we will complete the process.

Books are delivered within 7 to 10 days from the date of order confirmation.

Absolutely! Many schools distribute these workbooks before summer break, allowing students to practice independently at home. This helps prevent the summer slide and serves as a valuable educational summer gift from the school.

This phenomenon is the loss of knowledge and skills that students experience during the summer break, which can cause a drop in their standardized testing scores when they return to school. As a result, teachers often spend the first four to five weeks of the school year re-teaching critical material that students have forgotten.
In subjects like math, students lose an average of two-and-a-half months of skills during the summer break. When reading and math losses are combined, the average loss is three months, and it may be even greater for some students. The three areas where students typically experience the most significant decline are spelling, vocabulary, and mathematics.