Students should be able to read and type without too much help from parents, so we recommend children wait until the age of 6 or 7 to begin Brain Chase. After that, the challenges can be personalized to fit any different age or skill level (i.e., with Khan Academy, students can practice basic subtraction or […]
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Brain Chase offers 6-week programs during the summer, and 9-week programs during the fall and spring. Summer programs require around 4 hrs of academic work each week, and the after-school programs require only about 2 hrs per week.
If your child already has a Khan Academy account, there is no need to create a new account. We will simply need your child’s Username and Password to link their account to their student dashboard. However, with all of our other third-party partners, such as Rosetta Stone, we need to create a new account. We will set this […]
No! Definitely not. Regardless of the package purchased EVERY participant will have access to the exact same clues and the same opportunity to discover the treasure. The primary difference between the packages is that some electives are included in certain packages while others are not. Visit our registration page to learn more.
Basically, the larger the package, the more you’ll save on bundling different electives (and the more Brain Chase swag you’ll receive). If you register at a level that doesn’t include an elective you’d like, you may still purchase that elective a la carte for a small additional cost. All packages have an equal shot at […]
We do not currently offer sibling discounts. If you’re creating teams for a library, school, group, or district, that’s different. Please reach out to us at groupsales@brainchase.com.
Each student must select THREE electives. This can be done by selecting “Edit Student” on the Parent Dashboard. The electives can be changed during the first week of the program (the “Warm-up Week”).
Google Books is a rich online library of public domain literature. We’ve recommended dozens of titles for each age group (and we’re hoping to hear back with user recommendations as well!), but you’re also free to use the search bar to search for other titles. Here you’ll find unabridged timeless classics including Anne of Green […]
Check out this Rosetta Stone Quick Start Guide. Or feel free to contact us at info@brainchase.com.