June and July were busy months for students attending Mathwizard’s educational camps. Three different camps, each aligning entertainment and learning on a specific subject, gave students in grades 2-6 the opportunity to stimulate their brains and get out of their …
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Father’s Day Drawings from MathWizard Students
Father’s Day Happy Father’s Day to all of our dads! This year, we wanted to take a moment to talk about where Father’s Day comes from and show what our students think about their dads. Father’s Day dates …
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MathWizard Students Love Their Moms: Hear What They Have to Say
Elaine Timbuleng, a MathWizard teacher, asked some of our students why they love their moms. The answers are both sweet and funny! Enjoy this short video:
Mother’s Day: What We Learned from our Moms
Since Mother’s Day is just around the corner, I wanted to celebrate our moms with a blog post. For many of us, our moms were our first teachers. From the first moment we were born, our mothers held us …
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Real Stories: From MathWizard Student to Teacher — Abshaar Narvel
What happens to students after they graduate from our programs? As MathWizard turns 15 years old, we have begun to see our students turn into adults. Our former students have grown into impressive adults with great stories to tell. One …
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English and Math Enrichment Programs for Kids: Real Families, Real Results—Vidya’s Family from Ohio
In 2011, Vidya’s family moved to India for two years after her husband’s passing. When they returned, Vidya’s young daughter Anisha was in kindergarten. While in India, Anisha completely stopped speaking English, and Vidya was concerned that it would negatively …
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English and Math Programs For Kids: Real Families, Real Results—The Ganesh Family, Pennsylvania
When Raja Ganesh heard about MathWizard’s At Home Learning program at his temple, he thought it sounded like something that could help his son. While outstanding in math, Raja’s son Karthik wasn’t as strong in English, struggling with grammar and …
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