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Erik R. on July 20, 2025
"My daughter still has one week left but she is greatly enjoying the class. Edwin is a very diligent teacher and is making sure to challenge the kids... Read More
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Erik Ralston
"My daughter still has one week left but she is greatly enjoying the class. Edwin is a very diligent teacher an... Read More"
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Shannon Y
"We have been working with Makayla for over 1 year. My son definitely loves her and always looking forward to h... Read More"
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Preeti Sharma
"My son, who is in Grade 2, joined the Math Olympiad Summer Program with VEDX by Prof. Ved, and it’s been a won... Read More"
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"Our kid really enjoyed this camp. He loved the activities (building and programming his Lego robot and trying ... Read More"
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Evgenia Shnayder Shoop
"This was our daughter's second time doing Kidizens (age 9) and she loved it even more than her previous year (... Read More"
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Mei Chen
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Karolina Swierk
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Shiv Kumar
"My daughter enrolled in the Math Olympiad Summer Program with VEDX by Prof. Ved. Unlike other math classes tha... Read More"
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Shirry Shopping
"The courses are well designed, and the instructor is patient and informative. My kid was lucky enough to have ... Read More"
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Daniel Diaz
"This class was fun for my 8 year old son because he had a chance to combine circuits and breadboarding with bu... Read More"
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What is a good age to start math class?
Between the ages of 5 and 7, your child will start working on simple addition and subtraction problems and basic fractions. Money and time will suddenly have concrete meanings. Counting by ones transitions into skip counting by twos, tens and fives.
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