When school begins each Fall, it's anyone's guess as to how well students will remember what they learned the previous year. Research shows that students can lose an average of 2.6 months of math skills during the summer. What's more, the average teacher can spend four to six weeks just re-teaching material that students learned previously. Fortunately, those skills don't have to slide. By dedicating just a little time and mental muscle each day, students can strengthen key skills--including those critical math skills--for greater success once school begins again. Enter the Summer Math Splash Challenge

Our first-ever #WheresBooster contest was a success, thanks to all our Instagram friends. What an amazing array of #WheresBooster photos you sent us! Every single 'Flat Booster' made us smile, from Booster playing basketball to visiting the library to eating Oreos. It turns out that Booster does a lot of things and goes a lot of places beyond our Imagine Learning program. Who knew? Thank you for being so creative.

What drives you? What gets you out of bed in the morning? What makes you happy? These are questions every person asks in their quest for a fulfilling life. Your passion may be spending time with your family, pursuing a hobby, learning new things, or your work. At Imagine Learning, we strive to let our passions and beliefs drive what we do every day.

It's easy to recognize Imagine Learning's most famous robot, Booster. He smiles and waves each time an Imagine Learning user logs on. And of course, he loves to give out lots of Booster Bits to his friends! Although Booster is usually content to spend time in Imagine Learning activities, for Valentine's Day he wants to travel to as many places as he can. And you can help him by following the instructions on this page.   Enter Imagine Learning's #WheresBooster Contest In past blog posts, we taught you how to draw Booster and use Booster's Valentine Creator to send a fun greeting to friends and family. But this Valentine's Day, we're trying something a little bit different with our first #WheresBooster contest on Instagram, open to both students and teachers.