Spring Boot Camp 2026 — Complete Curriculum Guide
Every tested domain. All Florida B.E.S.T. standards. FAST Grades 5 through 8. Algebra 1 EOC. Geometry EOC. 75-minute sessions. No homework.
Four Targeted Tracks — One Complete Plan
Every student is placed in the track that matches their enrolled course and state exam. Each track is aligned to Florida B.E.S.T. standards and the exact item specs for Spring 2026.
Track 1 – FAST Track A (Grades 5–6)
• Assessment: Florida FAST Mathematics PM3
• Grades: 5 and 6
• Reporting Categories: 4
• Items: 35–40
• Time: up to 100 minutes
• Calculator: none for Grade 5; 4‑function calculator for Grade 6
Track 2 – FAST Track B (Grades 7–8)
• Assessment: Florida FAST Mathematics PM3
• Grades: 7 and 8
• Reporting Categories: 4
• Items: 36–40
• Time: up to 120 minutes
• Calculator: scientific calculator
Track 3 – EOC Track A (Algebra 1 EOC)
• Assessment: B.E.S.T. Algebra 1 End‑of‑Course Exam
• Grades: 8 and 9
• Reporting Categories: 3
• Items: 45–50
• Time: 160 minutes
• Calculator: scientific calculator
Track 4 – EOC Track B (Geometry EOC)
• Assessment: B.E.S.T. Geometry End‑of‑Course Exam
• Grades: 9 and 10
• Reporting Categories: 3
• Items: 45–50
• Time: 160 minutes
• Calculator: scientific calculator
Category 1: Number Sense and Operations with Whole Numbers (23–29% of test)
- Place value for whole numbers
- Comparing and ordering numbers
- Rounding to given place values
- Factors and multiples
- Greatest common factor (GCF) and least common multiple (LCM)
- Multiplying multi‑digit numbers
- Dividing with remainder interpretation
Category 3: Algebraic Reasoning (23–29% of test)
- Numerical expressions with grouping symbols
- Translating word problems into expressions and equations
- Evaluating multi‑step expressions
- Numerical patterns and rules
- One‑step equations in one variable
FAST Track A — Grades 5 and 6
Every reporting category, covered in depth for PM3.
Category 2: Number Sense with Fractions and Decimals (23–29% of test)
- Multiplying and dividing decimals
- Fraction operations including mixed numbers
- Equivalent fractions and simplest form
- Unit conversions involving fractions and decimals
Category 4: Geometric Reasoning, Measurement, and Data (23–29% of test)
- Classifying quadrilaterals and triangles
- Area with fractional dimensions
- Coordinate plane (first quadrant)
- Volume of rectangular prisms
- Fraction line plots and data interpretation
Grade 6 Only: Number Sense and Operations is the largest reporting category at 33–42% of the test, so we give this strand extra time and practice.
Category 1: Number Sense, Operations, and Algebraic Reasoning (25–31% for Grade 7)
- Integer operations with positive and negative numbers
- Percent problems including discounts and markups
- Algebraic expressions and combining like terms
- Two‑step equations and inequalities
Category 3: Geometric Reasoning (22–28% for Grade 7)
- Scale drawings and scale factor
- Circumference and area of circles
- Composite figures
- Angle relationships
- Surface area and volume of prisms and pyramids
FAST Track B — Grades 7 and 8
Both grades follow the same four reporting categories, but the emphasis shifts in Grade 8 toward linear relationships and functions.
Grade 8 Focus: Linear Relationships, Data Analysis, and Functions is the largest category at 25–31%. We spend extra time on functions, slope‑intercept form, scatter plots, and the Pythagorean Theorem.
Category 2: Proportional Reasoning and Relationships (22–31% for Grade 7)
- Proportional relationships and tables
- Constant of proportionality and unit rate
- Multi‑step ratio and percent problems
- Applications including simple interest, discount, markup, tax, and gratuity
Category 4: Data Analysis and Probability (22–28% for Grade 7)
- Measures of center and variability
- Box plots and histograms
- Comparing data sets
- Simple and compound probability
EOC — Florida Graduation Requirement
EOC Track A — Algebra 1 EOC
No skipped strands. Every reporting category gets full coverage.
All three reporting categories are equally weighted at 31–38% each. That means no category can be ignored. We structure the boot camp so students build strength in every strand.
Expressions, Functions, and Data Analysis (31–38%)
- Simplifying radicals and rational exponents
- Function notation, domain, and range
- Key features of function graphs
- Function transformations
- Mean, standard deviation, and normal distributions
- Empirical rule (68–95–99.7)
Linear Relationships (31–38%)
- Multi-step linear equations
- Linear inequalities in one variable
- Systems of linear equations and inequalities
- Matrix operations for solving systems
- Arithmetic sequences (recursive and explicit)
- Scatter plots and lines of best fit
Non-Linear Relationships (31–38%)
- Factoring polynomials (GCF, trinomials, DOS)
- Polynomial division
- Solving quadratic equations (all methods)
- Absolute value equations and inequalities
- Exponential functions and growth/decay
- Simple and compound interest
Students also receive printed and digital cheat sheets, including:
- Linear Equation Solving Steps Card
- Slope and Linear Forms Reference
- Systems of Equations Method Guide
- Factoring Decision Tree
- Quadratic Formula Card
- Exponential Growth vs. Decay Guide
- Function Key Features Diagram
- Exponent Rules Card
- Simple vs. Compound Interest Formulas
EOC — 30% of Course Grade + Graduation Requirement
EOC Track B — Geometry EOC
Heavy focus on logic, proofs, and coordinate geometry.
Category 1: Logic, Relationships, and Theorems (33–40%)
- Angle relationships and algebraic angle problems
- Triangle congruence (SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, HL)
- Triangle angle sum and exterior angle theorems
- Parallelogram properties and proofs
- Circle theorems including inscribed angles and tangents
- Two-column proofs and flow proofs
- Conditional statements, converses, inverses, and contrapositives
Category 2: Congruence, Similarity, and Constructions (27–33%)
- Using CPCTC in proofs
- Transformations in the coordinate plane
- Triangle similarity (AA, SAS, SSS)
- Dilations and scale factor (including area scaling by k²)
- Geometric mean and right triangle relationships
- Classical compass-and-straightedge constructions
Category 3: Measurement and Coordinate Geometry (33–40%)
- Arc length and sector area
- Equation of a circle in standard form
- Distance and midpoint formulas
- Slope and equations of parallel and perpendicular lines
- Partitioning a directed line segment
- Surface area and volume of solids
- Right triangle trigonometry: SOH-CAH-TOA
Geometry students also receive targeted reference sheets, including:
- Triangle Congruence Shortcuts
- CPCTC Flow Card
- Triangle Similarity Guide
- Circle Theorems Reference
- Arc Length and Sector Area Card
- Equation of a Circle
- SOH-CAH-TOA Card
- Special Right Triangles
- Coordinate Geometry Toolkit
- Volume and Surface Area Master Card
- Transformations Coordinate Rules
- Proof Reasons List
- Conditional Statement Card
- Properties of Quadrilaterals Reference
5-Week Boot Camp Schedule — Both Tracks
FAST and EOC students follow the same weekly structure, with content differentiated by track.
Week 1
April 6–9
Diagnose and Identify the Biggest Gaps
FAST Track: Review area, perimeter, volume foundations, and coordinate plane basics.
EOC Track: Introduce congruence with rigid motions and SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS postulates.
Week 2
April 13–16
2D Geometry and Core Relationships
FAST Track: Circles, scale drawings, composite figures, and angle relationships.
EOC Track: Triangle similarity and introductory SOH-CAH-TOA.
Week 3
April 20–23
3D Figures, Measurement, and High-Weight Skills
FAST Track: Surface area and volume of cylinders, cones, and spheres plus the Pythagorean Theorem.
EOC Track: Special right triangles, inscribed angles, arc length, and coordinate geometry.
Week 4
April 27–30
Full Practice Exam + Deep Review
Whole group: Full practice exam in real conditions (timed, camera on, no reference materials), followed by a complete question-by-question PearDeck review.
Week 5
May 4–8
Target Weak Spots and Build Test Confidence
Whole group: Personalized IXL review of each student’s lowest SmartScore skills and a test-day strategy session.
Registration closes April 1 — groups cap at 4 students
We place every student by skill level, not just by grade. Start with a free 30‑minute assessment so we can match your child to the right track.