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Summer Math Club is a fun hands-on weekly program that helps students strengthen their math skills while having fun.
Summer Math Club
Math Club in Mapleton, UT
Summer Math Club is a weekly enrichment program designed to help students strengthen their math skills while having fun. Instead of worksheets and drills, students explore math through hands-on projects, creative challenges, games, and real-world problem solving.
Each session helps students build confidence, improve critical thinking, and see how math connects to everyday life.
Small group sessions allow students to collaborate, ask questions, and receive personalized guidance in a relaxed and encouraging environment.
Hands-On Math Enrichment for Rising 4th–6th Graders
Summer Math Club
Mapleton, UT
Location
8-10
Group Size
Weekly
Format
4th–6th
grade level
Each session includes a combination of hands-on activities, discussion, and reflection to help students recognize what they learned and accomplished.
Program Details
Each cycle includes new activities, so students can join for multiple months and continue discovering new ways to explore math.
Strategy games, probability activities, and collaborative escape-room challenges help students develop logical thinking and perseverance.
Logic, Games & Escape Room
Students take on engineering challenges such as bridge building, marble roller coasters, and tower construction while learning measurement, testing, and problem-solving skills.
STEM Builders Lab
Math becomes creative as students build tessellations, create symmetry art, design coordinate-plane drawings, and explore 3D shapes.
Geometry & Math Art
Students explore how different careers use math through activities like designing rooms, planning travel budgets, and analyzing sports statistics.
Math in the Real World
Each month follows a rotating set of themes that keep learning fresh and engaging.
The Experience
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Category
Time
Date
Description
Math Club Schedule
Summmer 2026
Students step into the role of interior designers as they create their own room or tiny house layout. They calculate area and perimeter to plan their space and then work within a budget to “purchase” furniture and décor.
Interior Design
Math in the Real World
Category
10:00 AM
Time
Thursday, May 28th
Date
Week 1
Students explore symmetry, patterns, and geometric transformations through hands-on art projects. They create tessellations and symmetry designs while learning how shapes repeat and fit together. This week builds spatial reasoning and helps students see the artistic side of mathematics.
Symmetry & Tessellation Art
Geometry & Math Art
Category
10:00 AM
Time
Thursday, June 4th
Date
Week 2
Students design and build bridges, then test their structures to see how much weight they can hold. They record and compare results to determine which features made the strongest bridges. This hands-on challenge helps students learn about how engineers use math to improve real-world structures.
Bridge Building Challenge
STEM Builder's Lab
Category
10:00 AM
Time
Thursday, June 11th
Date
Week 3
Students rotate through interactive math game stations that build fluency, strategy, and logical thinking. Activities may include probability games with dice and spinners, fraction or multiplication games, and team-based challenges. This week helps reinforce math skills in a relaxed, game-based environment.
Game Day
Logic and Games
Category
10:00 AM
Time
Thursday, June 25th
Date
Week 4
Students practice fractions and multiplication as they scale a recipe that they will then make. They also plan a party within a budget, choosing food, decorations, and activities while keeping track of costs.
Cooking Math & Party Planning
Math in the Real World
Category
10:00 AM
Time
Thursday, July 2
Date
Week 5
Students explore fractions and graphing through creative, hands-on art projects. They build colorful fraction mosaics to see how different fractions can represent the same amount and create coordinate-plane pictures by plotting points on a grid.
Fraction Mosaics & Coordinate art
Geometry & Math Art
Category
10:00 AM
Time
Thursday, July 9th
Date
Week 6
Students design and build marble roller coasters using paper and other simple materials. They test their designs, measure time and distance, and make improvements based on results. This week focuses on engineering design, measurement, and data collection.
Roller Coaster Challenge
STEM Builder's Lab
Category
10:00 AM
Time
Thursday, July 16th
Date
Week 7
Students work in teams to solve a series of math puzzles involving patterns, graphs, and geometry to “unlock” a final challenge. This collaborative activity builds perseverance, logical reasoning, and teamwork while making problem solving exciting and memorable.
Math escape room
Logic and Games
Category
10:00 AM
Time
Thursday, July 23rd
Date
Week 8
Students take on the role of travel planners as they design a family trip using maps, distances, and a set budget. They calculate travel costs, compare options, and make decisions about transportation, lodging, and activities while staying within their budget.
Travel Planning
Math in the Real World
Category
10:00 AM
Time
Thursday, July 30th
Date
Week 9
Students design and build protective structures to keep an egg from breaking when dropped from a height. They plan, test, and improve their designs while applying measurement, problem solving, and engineering thinking.
Egg Drop Engineering Challenge
STEM Builder's Lab
Category
10:00 AM
Time
Thursday, Aug 13th
Date
Week 11
- Problem-solving and logical reasoning
- Fractions and decimals
- Measurement, area, and perimeter
- Data collection and graphing
- Strategic thinking
- Collaboration and communication
Summer Math Club helps students strengthen many key math skills, including:
Skills Students Build
- Enjoy hands-on learning
- Benefit from small-group instruction
- Want to keep math skills sharp over the summer
- Need a confidence boost in math
- Are curious and enjoy solving challenges
Students do not need to be advanced in math to participate—activities are designed to support a range of abilities while still providing meaningful challenge.
Summer Math Club is designed for 4th–6th grade students who:
Who is Math Club For
- A full summer of curiosity, creativity, and growth.
- Designed for students who want to stay sharp and inspired, the full summer subscription provides ongoing access to Math Club sessions—helping students strengthen critical thinking skills while enjoying math in a relaxed, engaging setting.
Full Summer Math Club
Summer Math Club
- Students develop problem-solving skills, explore new challenges, and grow more confident each week in a fun, supportive environment.
- Good for 4 weeks of Summer Math Club. Can be used to book any 4 weeks throughout the Summer.
One Month of Summer Math Club
Summer Math Club
- Drop in whenever it works for you.
- Perfect for students who want to experience Math Club or join occasionally, a la carte sessions offer a flexible way to engage with puzzles, games, and collaborative problem-solving—no commitment required.
A la Carte Sessions
Summer Math Club
Select the Plan that Works for You & Your Student
Ready to grow confidence in math?
— Hylian
"I really recommend the math tutoring services!!! The hours were very flexible and having the validation of the knowledge that I was acquiring really helped me improve."
The goal is to help students see math not as something to fear, but as a skill they can grow and enjoy.
A positive and supportive learning environment
Students will experience:
Collaborative problem solving
Hands-on projects
Creative thinking
Encouraging instruction
Summer Math Club focuses on exploration and engagement rather than memorization.
An Exploratory Approach to Math Learning
Many students lose some of the math progress they made during the school year over the summer months. Even a small amount of engaging practice can help students maintain and strengthen their skills so they start the next school year feeling confident instead of needing to catch up.
Summer Math Club helps students stay mentally active while exploring math in ways that feel creative and meaningful. Through hands-on projects, games, and real-world challenges, students continue building critical thinking skills without the pressure of traditional classroom assignments.
By the time school starts again, students are not only more comfortable with math concepts but also more confident in their ability to tackle new problems.
Why Summer Math Matters
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Personalized math tutoring based on each individual student's goals and needs.
Students work through concepts together in focused groups of 3–5 students while receiving guided instruction.