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Continue learning and growing at home as we work alongside your students at school!

i-Ready recommends that students spend approximately 60- 90 minutes each week working on their MyPath. Please note that these are recommended maximum weekly totals. 

  • 30 - 45 minutes in Reading
  • 30 - 45 minutes in Math

These minutes can be completed whenever it works best for your family’s summer schedule.  Whether students complete their lessons all at once or a little at a time, every minute helps keep their learning strong over the summer.

Getting Started with i-Ready

  • Step1:  Open your browser and visit clever.com/in/bloomfieldhills
  • Step 2:  Click Login with Google and enter your student’s @bloomfield.org email and password 
  • Step 3:  Once you are in Clever, scroll until you find i-Ready and click on it
  • Step 4:  Select the subject area your child is going to work on:  reading or math
  • Step 5:  Select MyPath and off you go! 

Need help finding your student’s email and password…

  • Step 1:  Log into your parent portal
  • Step 2:  Click on or scroll down to demographics.  Your child’s email address will be found here!
  • Step 3:  Click on or scroll down to enrollment data.  You can view your child’s locker combination here which is their password :) 
  • Images attached below for additional help!

How to find your child’s email address and password for accessing iReady through Clever!

Step 1: Log in to your parent portal.

Step 2: Click on or scroll down to demographics.  You can view your student’s email address in this section.  See image below. 

Step 3:  Click on or scroll down to enrollment data.  You can view your student’s locker combination.  This is your student’s password!  See image below.

 

Additional ways caregivers can support academic learning at home:

  • Read together daily or encourage independent reading with books that match your child’s interests and reading level. Check out tips for families at https://www.pbs.org/parents/read and Mrs. Brandt's Summer Reading flyer at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1M6wCUz9pFfj8DgjlsODmpqS3OJCwA0lUEfIyVHCvesk/edit?usp=sharing.

  • Practice math in everyday life—counting, measuring, cooking, and playing games all help build number sense. Check out the Bridges Math website at https://mathathome.mathlearningcenter.org. This collection of activities, organized by mathematical content, uses familiar routines that can be used by students and families in a variety of settings.

  • Use free learning tools like local library programs, educational apps, or workbooks to review skills in a fun way. Check out khanacademy.org. Students practice at their own pace, first filling in gaps in their understanding and then accelerating their learning. 

Ways caregivers can partner with their child and school in supporting social-emotional well-being:

A child’s well-being is at the heart of their success in school and beyond. As caregivers, you play a vital role in helping your child feel safe, confident, and ready to learn. We’re here to partner with you—whether it’s building positive relationships, supporting emotional regulation, or helping your child navigate challenges. Open communication between home and school makes a big difference. If you ever have concerns or insights about your child’s social or emotional needs, please reach out—we’re stronger together. Check out the community resources available at https://www.bloomfield.org/our-commitment/health-and-wellness/resources to stay informed and get connected.

Ways caregivers and schools can stay informed:

A Podcast for Parents, by Parents: PTA is working to ensure our public schools provide a high-quality and equitable education for every child to reach their full potential. Notes from the Backpack is a PTA podcast designed for millions of parents to get the inside scoop on how to help their children succeed and advocate to improve schools in their communities.

Through the unique combination of expert, parent and educator guests, each episode features engaging conversations that offer real-life advice and ideas on how to support children’s learning and development—all in parent-friendly language. Check out topics and episodes at https://www.pta.org/the-center-for-family-engagement/podcast/notes-from-the-backpack.