Early Elementary Families
A summer learning experience for families with children in kindergarten through 3rd grade. Topics are focused on emotions and relationships.
Close the COVID gap with fun skill, confidence and empathy-building experiences designed to help your child be ready for the first day of school.
Choose an experience to get started!
We recommend getting started with the K-3rd portion of our Town Hall live event, then choosing a learning path below based on your child’s age group.
Watch Our Summer Town Hall Kick-Off Event
Click below to watch Drs. Renée Boynton-Jarrett and Maryanne Wolf discuss the role of relationships in forming safety, fostering trust and building brains for learning, thinking, questioning and leading.
Kindergarten & 1st Grade School Readiness
Pop-Up Learning
Each Monday, a whole week of video-based activities is released to be worked through at your own pace.
Created by real teachers to help families with children entering grades kindergarten and 1st grade get ready for the fall 2020 school year.
Across four weeks, we will explore the themes of emotions, identity, voice, and community and encourage children to be heard, to have fun, and to shine their lights.
2nd & 3rd Grade School Readiness
Pop-Up Learning
Each Monday, a whole week of video-based activities is released to be worked through at your own pace.
Created by real teachers to help families with children entering grades 2nd and 3rd grade get ready for the fall 2020 school year.
Across four weeks, we will explore the themes of emotions, identity, voice, and community and encourage children to be heard, to have fun, and to shine their lights.
Cox Campus’s mission is to ensure literacy for all children. Using evidence-based techniques, Cox Campus helps you prepare your child for lifelong learning.
Here’s a quick clip from one of our lessons.
Mignon P.
“Thank you Cox Family for your weekly course sessions! They are awesome and have given my family structure in these challenging times.”
Lenise M.
“It’s so great to have this almost personal consultation on the things my child (who hasn’t been to daycare yet) should be learning at 20 months.”