KumonOfRedmondRidge.com is
the website for the authorized
Kumon Reading and Math Center
on Redmond Ridge in Washington.
To find a Kumon Center near you, visit Kumon North America at http://www.kumon.com
1-800-ABC-MATH
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At the Kumon Center in Redmond Ridge, students enjoy a different kind of after-school learning program, one designed to help them master the basics of reading and math.
Kumon gives them the skills and confidence to succeed in school... and beyond.
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What is Kumon?
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How does Kumon Work?
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How do I enroll my child?
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What's up at Kumon of Redmond Ridge?
Parent orientations
Parent orientation meetings are a great way to find out more about our awesome programs. Our next orientation will be on Saturday, May 12th at 10.30 am. If you would like to attend, please schedule by calling 425 495-4968, or drop us a line (redmondridge@ikumon.com). Please also call if this does not work for your family and we can try to accommodate you! We look forward to meeting you!
If your child is enrolled in the Junior KUMON reading program, we do have flashcards available in CD format, in addion to the traditional format. If you have not received a CD, please speak to Kavitha when you're next in the Center.
Home grading
Home grading is a great way to help your children progress through the KUMON Program as quickly as possible. Having assignments graded at home allows students to make their corrections nightly. Children can then learn from their mistakes as they progress. This means that they make fewer mistakes, which means less repetition, which leads to faster progress. This is important for the math program but even more so for the reading. For example, spelling errors must be fixed in order for children to spell these words correctly in the future. We do require all reading assignments that are not corrected at home to be completely corrected in class, so the children can learn as much as possible from each set.
Home grading is also a great way to become involved in your child’s KUMON studies. You will have a much better idea when
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