Kumon Grade 3 Complete Set (7 Workbooks) - Addition&Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Geometry&Measurement, Word Problems, Reading, Writing

We had our kiddo in Kumon for a year, which was WONDERFUL! Since it was such a good experience, we decided to shift to the books. Great investment!

This is a really great set for my third grader it is straight to the point and helps them learn everything as every day‘s lessons help them get the hang of all the curriculum of course you can add some things when you’re homeschooling but I think this is pretty much everything except for science you can find another book for science or social studies all together great learning set!

My second grader will be out of country this summer (depending on corona virus!) so I decided to get these books to keep up through the summer. Now school's out for 2 weeks and we'll use them. The Kumon system is awesome and we also enrolled him in a Kumon center. The system and books seem to parallel the progress of the local public school system; albeit not common core, I think it will be an advantage since he can get through common core concepts at school and use the the old school faster way on standardized tests where they time you.

I was surprised that the content was on target with current school year. I would definitely recommend.

We are doing homeschooling due to pandemic, my son is 7 years old, grade 1 student, we already finished grade 1 & 2, now studying grade 3, we study most of workbooks, this one is the best, we will keep buying it!

love these books, brought these for my 3rd grade kid so usefull for her easy to learn and practice.have enough number of sheets for practice one topic.kids love doing math.

Always used for all my kids

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