Free K–8 academic resources

Elementary & Middle School Resources

Free academic resources to support your child's learning journey from kindergarten through 8th grade.

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Summer Reading Lists (K–8)

Grade-aligned reading lists with quick comprehension prompts to build retention.

Study Skills Toolkit for Middle School

Planner setup, note-taking, test prep routines, and weekly check-ins.

Math Practice Worksheets by Grade

Printable practice sets with answer keys—facts, fractions, ratios, and more.

Parent's Guide to Academic Success

A practical playbook for routines, motivation, and tracking progress at home.

Time Management Planner for Students

Weekly planning pages plus a simple method to prioritize assignments.

How to Help with Homework Guide

Simple prompts to build independence (without turning nights into battles).

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Resources for Parents

Expert guides to help you support your child's academic journey.

When to Get a Tutor: 7 Signs Your Child Needs Help

A clear checklist to identify when tutoring can make the biggest difference—and what to do next.

Creating a Productive Study Space at Home

A simple setup guide for focus: lighting, noise control, routines, and materials—without expensive upgrades.

Academic Planning Timeline: K–12 Roadmap

What to focus on each year—from foundational skills to advanced readiness—so nothing sneaks up.

Understanding Your Child's Learning Style

Quick ways to spot strengths, common blockers, and the study strategies that fit your child best.

Free Academic Tools & Assessments

Quick, free tools to identify what to focus on next.

Is Your Child on Track? Take the Assessment

A quick check-in to surface gaps and next steps for K–8 academics.

Study Skills Self-Assessment Quiz

Identify habits to improve: planning, focus, note-taking, and test prep.

Academic Timeline Calculator

Map out milestones and a realistic plan based on grade level and goals.

Latest Academic Tips & Guides

Practical strategies that work at home and in the classroom.

How to Improve Reading Comprehension in Elementary School

Use prompts, retells, and vocabulary routines to boost understanding—without overwhelm.

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Middle School Study Habits That Lead to Success

A simple weekly system for planning, note-taking, and test prep that builds independence.

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When Should Students Start Thinking About the SAT?

A realistic timeline—plus what matters most in grades 6–9 to make later prep easier.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions from parents and learners.

What grade levels do you support?
Ivy Bound supports learners from kindergarten through 12th grade, including dedicated K–8 academic tutoring and study skills support.
Are these resources really free?
Yes. All downloads on this page are free.
How can I help my child with homework?
Keep routines consistent, break tasks into small steps, and use quick checks for understanding. If homework is consistently stressful, a tutor can help build confidence and independence.
When should my child start SAT prep?
Most learners begin structured SAT prep in late 10th grade or early 11th grade. Middle school skill-building makes later prep far easier.
Do you offer one-on-one tutoring for K-8 students?
Yes. Ivy Bound offers one-on-one tutoring and small-group academic support for K–8 learners across reading, writing, math, study skills, and enrichment.