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Math & Spelling Group Class – Registration Information
Math & Spelling Group Class – Registration Information
Overview
Overview
This program is built for motivated Grade 2-3 students who want to go beyond their school curriculum. We work on spelling bee preparation, contest-level math foundations (Math Kangaroo, NSF, and similar), and the habits that actually build long-term skill—problem-solving basics, perseverance, pattern recognition, and steady practice.
Class Details
Class Details
Length: 2 hours
Format: In-person (Concord, NH -- exact location shared after registration)
Schedule: Saturdays beginning November 22nd
Class Dates:
Class Dates:
November 2025: 22, 29
December 2025: 6, 13, 20
January 2026: Break -- No classes
February 2026: Weekly classes resume on February 21st
Student Expectations
Student Expectations
Homework: 3–5 hours weekly
Prerequisites: None
Attendance: Consistent attendance is required
Fee Structure
Fee Structure
$60 per class*, per student
Payment details will be shared after registration.
*Discount: $55 per class when prepaid for all November + December sessions (5 classes total)
Lead Mentor: Mrs. Komal Rastogi
Lead Mentor: Mrs. Komal Rastogi
Total Seats: 4 seats (very limited)
Total Seats: 4 seats (very limited)
Materials
Materials
Required books and materials will be assigned based on the mentor’s recommendation.
Technology Requirements
Technology Requirements
Students must bring a device with the following logins saved and ready to use:
IXL
AoPS.com
Vocabulary.com
What will be covered in this program?
What will be covered in this program?
Students will work on basic fundamentals, problem-solving strategies, and word problems that build strong critical-thinking skills.
My student has never participated in a math contest. Is this a good fit?
My student has never participated in a math contest. Is this a good fit?
Absolutely. This is a great starting point. These classes build the core skills students need before entering any contest.
Will my student benefit even without contest experience?
Will my student benefit even without contest experience?
Yes. Your student will gain a strong foundation in reasoning, accuracy, and confidence. The growth students show in these sessions is significant.
What support is expected from families?
What support is expected from families?
Because these are young learners, family involvement matters. Encourage your student to complete the assigned homework before the next class so they can stay on track and make real progress. Regular attendance is important; missing sessions can make it harder to follow new concepts. Families should do their best to keep the student’s schedule clear during class times.
Attendance Policy
Attendance Policy
We truly value consistency, as it helps students build steady progress and keeps the group moving forward together. If you have any upcoming travel or vacation plans that may affect attendance, please notify your mentor in advance.
How are private coaching classes different?
How are private coaching classes different?
Private sessions are best when a student is struggling with specific math concepts and needs focused, individualized support. These one-on-one classes help strengthen weak areas before the student joins a group. While we often recommend starting with private coaching, it’s ultimately up to the mentor to decide when a student is ready for group classes. This depends on several factors, including the student’s confidence, consistency, and ability to collaborate with peers.
Can anyone join group classes with Mrs. Rastogi?
Can anyone join group classes with Mrs. Rastogi?
No. Mrs. Rastogi’s group classes are typically invitation-only. If your student hasn’t been invited yet, they will first be scheduled for an evaluation. Based on that assessment, Mrs. Rastogi will determine whether your student is ready to join the group.
What does it take to ace an exam?
What does it take to ace an exam?
Acing an exam isn’t magic — it’s consistency, clarity, and honest effort. Students need a solid grasp of the material, not just last-minute cramming. Regular practice, completing assigned homework on time, reviewing mistakes instead of ignoring them, and asking questions when something doesn’t make sense all make a real difference. Strong study habits, steady attendance, and focused preparation set students up to perform at their best.
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