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EngageNY Curriculum and Standards Overview (Scope/Sequence)
EngageNY Curriculum and Standards Overview (Scope/Sequence)
EUREKA MATH EQUIP: MODULE ASSESSMENT SOFTWARE
EUREKA MATH EQUIP: MODULE ASSESSMENT SOFTWARE
Widespread school closures this spring have left many students with some catching up to do. That’s why Great Minds® developed Eureka Math® Equip, an innovative educational tool that helps teachers identify and remediate knowledge gaps so all students have a solid foundation before tackling the next challenge in their studies. [requires school-based subscription] Link: https://eurekamath.greatminds.org/en-us/eureka-math-equip
MA State Standards: Mathematics Pre-K-12
MA State Standards: Mathematics Pre-K-12
2020–21 Priority Instructional Content in ELA Literacy and Mathematics_June 2020.pdf
The following links contain materials for families and teachers to support children’s learning at home, as well as helpful technology resources.
K2: https://www.bpsearlylearning.org/kindergarten
Grade 1: https://www.bpsearlylearning.org/1st-grade
Grade 2: https://www.bpsearlylearning.org/2nd-grade
All weeks: Curriculum specific books are available to borrow virtually for free, more information here
Click here for the BPS Math Department Website: https://sites.google.com/a/bostonpublicschools.org/bpsmathematics/
Click here for the BPS Math Department Website: https://sites.google.com/a/bostonpublicschools.org/bpsmathematics/
Grades 1-2 Learning From Home BPS Site (assignments, resources)
Grades 1-2 Learning From Home BPS Site (assignments, resources)
Grades 3-5 Learning From Home BPS Sites (assignments, resources)
Grades 3-5 Learning From Home BPS Sites (assignments, resources)
DESE Recommended STEM [Science and Technology/Engineering, Mathematics, Digital Literacy and Computer Science] Sites
DESE Recommended STEM [Science and Technology/Engineering, Mathematics, Digital Literacy and Computer Science] Sites
Code.org: Provides learning resources that help students learn about computer science and programming on their own. Offerings include Computer Science (CS) Fundamentals for K–5 and online courses and labs for middle and high school (CS Express, App Lab, Game Lab, and Web Lab).
Great Minds: Free daily lessons available in grades 3–5 science and grades K–12 Eureka Math. These lessons will be delivered by Great Minds' own teachers and will be viewable on any device. In addition, access to the full K–12 Eureka Math program is available for free.
Khan Academy: Khan Academy has outlined support for parents and educators on how to use their resources during remote learning. Khan Academy is a free resource for students, teachers, and parents with a library of lessons covering kindergarten through early college math, grammar, science, history, plus AP?courses, SAT?preparation, and more. Available in 40 languages.
PhET Online Simulations: A library of online simulations that students can play with and explore to investigate scientific and mathematical models. Can be sorted bygrade level.
Smithsonian Science How Webcast: These webcasts originally aired live from the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. They're great for students in grades 3–8 and are optimized for students in grades 3–5.
ST Math: A web-based visual instructional program that leads to deep conceptual understanding of math. ST Math is offering parents free access through June 30 for grades K–8.
Zearn K-5 Mathematics: Zearn has made its entire curriculum, including 400 hours of digital lessons with on-screen teachers and supportive remediation, available for free. To access these materials, go to the Distance Learning Resource Center for:
Quick-start instructions for using Zearn Math programmatically as part of a distance learning planDaily webinars for administrators, teachers, and parents to walk through quick-start instructions. Each webinar will offer 'office hours' with time for questions with the Zearn team.
LINK: Engage NY
Assign EngageNY problems in Classroom. Students receive immediate feedback on their work, with multiple attempts if necessary, while teachers can easily access actionable data to drive their in-class review and instruction. The link below allows teachers to assign EngageNY worksheets via google classroom. Students can answer the math questions online, and the website scores it for the teachers.LINK: Khan Academy
Khan Academy supports teachers with rigorous personalized learning tools and data-driven insights – all for free. Now, teachers can import their Google Classroom rosters into Khan Academy and directly assign Khan Academy content to their students through Classroom.LINK: Edcite
Teachers can import their class rosters from Google Classroom into Edcite, and then send Edcite assignments to their students in Classroom. When students access these assignments, they are automatically logged into their Edcite accounts using single sign-on.LINK: XtraMath
Students can practice and master math skills; teachers receive reports on student progress.Add Math Equations and formulas into Google Docs, Slides and Forms/Quizzes:
Add Math Equations and formulas into Google Docs, Slides and Forms/Quizzes:
Math Resources for Students, Families & Staff:
Khan Academy – Educational activities, step-by-step videos, and practice tests for students grades K-8, focusing on pre-algebraic concepts.
Student Guide – Collection of online math resources and activities broken down by math topic. There is also a collection of online math game websites.
Discovery Education – Free, award-winning K-12 digital textbooks, multimedia content, professional development, and professional learning community for students, teachers, and parents.
A+ Math – Free math worksheets, games, flashcards, interactive activities, and “Homework Helper” for grades K-5.
Eureka Math / Engage NY Resources:
Eureka Math / Engage NY Resources:
Teaching & Learning / Supplemental Resources:
Teaching & Learning / Supplemental Resources:
Includes lesson plans, differentiation ideas, anchor charts, games, supplemental activities, videos and more. *site requires free sign-up*
Thought-Provoking Math Problems
Thought-Provoking Math Problems
“I’ve come to realize that when we ask superficial questions, we get superficial information back from what students know,” says Robert Kaplinsky in this Edutopia article. Encouraging teachers to promote deeper thinking, he includes a link to The Open Middle website https://www.openmiddle.com, which has a plethora of open-ended math problems from kindergarten through calculus, including counting, geometry, measurement and data, numbers and operations, algebraic thinking, statistics and probability, functions and vectors, linear models, and more. Here’s a sample fourth-grade question: You have $1.00 in change in your pocket. You have 15 coins. What coins do you have? (source: Andrew Gael).
“Getting to the Heart of What Students Know in Math” by Robert Kaplinsky in Edutopia, December 26, 2019, https://www.edutopia.org/article/getting-heart-what-students-know-math
Unpacking Standards: Math Documents with Standards to Daily Objectives w/ Examples:
Unpacking Standards: Math Documents with Standards to Daily Objectives w/ Examples:
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