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How do you get a better grade in 5 grade math?
The way to improve your math skill is to practice more because practice makes perfect. Math is about logical thinking, once you practice more you will understand it more. I usually download free math worksheets from Beestar for my son, who is in grade 5th right now. He loves to do math, Beestar is a great website that fulfills his needs with different levels of math worksheet for him to practice and challenge.
Which platform helps kids build better problem-solving skills in math, Beestar or Khan Academy?
For my son, Beestar helped more with actually thinking through problems. Khan’s awesome for explaining stuff, but he’d sometimes just guess through the practice. With Beestar, the questions felt a bit more layered, and since it’s not endless, he actually slows down and tries. It’s kind of become his weekly brain workout.
Beestar Math Competition?
Yes. My kid joined the Beestar math competition last spring, and it really helped build confidence in math. Beestar's questions emphasize the fundamental knowledge, skill taught in school and the challenge kept things exciting without feeling overwhelming. They hold online math competitions in March and October every year. If you are interested in that, you can visit their website for upcoming competition in March.
Which one is better Beestar or Kumon?
It really depends on the kid and what you're looking for. Kumon is super structured but a bit too much to juggle every day. Beestar felt lighter, more flexible, and still helped my kid improve without the pressure. For us, Beestar fits better into our schedule and kept things positive.
What is the word to do something over and over to get better?
practice, rehearse
Is belfast high or Belfast royal academy better?
Belfast High by far. The results at 'A' Level are much better, something like ten percent better from what I understand.
How do you enjoy doing your literacy homework?
The way to learn how to enjoy reading is to find something you're interested in and to practice reading - the more you practice, the better you get at it, and the better you get, the more you'll enjoy it!
Looking for feedback: Beestar vs Saxon Math for an 8-year-old. Does one help better with critical thinking, or are they both just practice tools?
We did Saxon for a bit. Saxon is solid, just a lot to manage as a parent. My kid started out okay, but needed a lot of help staying on track, especially with the long workbooks. Eventually we switched to Beestar since it’s online and more bite-sized, and honestly, it fits better with what the kids are doing at school now. It's not as heavy, but still pushes them to think, so that’s been working out better for us.
Kumon and Beestar math?
We did Kumon for a while. It definitely builds discipline but the daily grind started wearing my kid out. We switched to Beestar a few months ago, and the lighter weekly setup has been a much better fit for us. It still keeps the skills sharp but without the constant pressure. I think it depends on the kid, but for us, the change was a good one.
How can you improve your skill in identifying the inferences of the passages?
The more you practice something, the better you will be at it. You will understand inference better the more you read looking for it.
Is it better to work for Academy or Walmart?
Most certainly at an Academy.
Between RazKids and Beestar, which one’s better for helping my kid actually enjoy reading while learning?
My 2nd grader was super picky about reading. He’d rather do anything else. RazKids was okay for quick practice, but Beestar actually got him into it because the stories felt more meaningful, not just basic stuff. He liked the classic tales and the little reasoning questions after made him think instead of just guessing. It’s low-pressure too for kids.
