Tier 2 Math

AT & UDL

Tier 2 Math AT & UDL

Virtual manipulatives and concept tutorials ( Braining Camp, National Library of Virtual Manipulatives)
Math Dictionary
Physical access to math: Panther Math Paper
Alternate Keyboard (expanded, mini etc to enhance input)
Equatio TextHelp extension
Money calculator and Coinulator
Talking watches/clocks
Calculator with large keys and/or large display
Talking Calculator
On-screen/scanning calculator
abacus

*Notes for students who are Blind or who have visual impairments

· Many of the resources below could fit into either tier. Not every resource would work for every student who is blind/who has a visual impairment. It is very important to involve the itinerant teacher when discussing math support.

· For students who have dual sensory loss – we would consider many of the same resources listed below, with a focus on tactile materials.

Some general recommendations from PRCVI

Use real objects or manipulatives to support concrete concepts like number sense, sorting, and basic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Use adapted measurement tools to measure volume or distance.
Introduce the abacus in a systematic way to promote speed and accuracy in performing calculations.

Some general recommendations from Paths to Literacy

Other programs/resources/materials:

· Talking Calculator

· Talking Graphing Calculator

· Calculator Apps

· Desmos

· EquatIO

· Equation Editor – MS Word

· Math Window

· Cramner abacus

· Adapted measurement tools (braille protractor/braille ruler)

· Raised line drawing kit