NEW Math Curriculum 2020

ENG Webinar - Introducing Ontario's New Math Curriculum 2020

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A) Ministry Resources and Publications

Check out the webcasts through ETFO as well:

  • Ontario’s New Mathematics Focus on Social Emotional Learning: How This Influences Our Practices​

  • Centering Equity in Mathematics Teaching and Learning

  • Exploring Social-Emotional Learning Skills in Mathematics

  • Demystifying Coding in the Primary Grades

  • An Introduction to Coding in the Junior Grades

  • Coding Connections in Intermediate Grades Mathematics


B) Curriculum Planning

Copy of One-pager Specific Expectations - All Grades
Copy of Removed-New Curriculum by Grade

Access to MathUP

We now have enough licenses for all Elementary Teachers to access MathUP, and are working to ensure access by the end of this week!

2020 Curriculum Path

MathUP is pleased to provide a draft 2020 Path chart for each grade. We recommend that you visit the Dashboard regularly, as we will be updating and releasing a few 2020 MathUP topics every 3 weeks.


C) StartUp Resources

The Creating Conditions for Learning in Math Page has some resources to support building that culture through the first days of school, below are a few recent discoveries that we have come across:

Unit-1-First-20-Days-of-Junior-Mathematics-1q35508-ujnzjk.pdf

Link to SCDSB First 20 Days for Grades 1 - 8

Link to TCDSB Concept Maps (Long Range Plans)


Youcubed offers their Week of Inspirational Math activities for all grade levels.

Steve Wyborney is know for his SPLAT resources, and he has also created resources to support 20 Days of Number Sense and Rich Math Talk. Watch this video to learn more about it (available when signed in with your SGDSB gmail account) and access his BLOG for the resource.

Copy of Math Task Bank

Other Great Resources to support Developing a Math Community are linked to in the Math Task Resource document as well.

Let's Connect....

We have created an SGDSB Math team in Teams, it can be accessed by signing into TEAMS and choosing the 'join or create team' icon in the top right. Look forward to connecting!!