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Sequential Timed Math.pdfMaster Math Facts with Confidence!
Master Math Facts with Confidence!
Sequential Math Facts Program
Unlock Success in Math!
Are you ready to boost your math skills? Our Sequential Math Facts program is designed to help students master their basic math facts—building a strong foundation for future learning.
Fact Fluency Parents and Guardians,.pdf
The Math Vocabulary Challenge .pdfMARS Tasks
MARS Tasks
Mars tasks focus on assessing and developing conceptual understanding. The lessons are designed to reveal and develop students’ conceptions, and misconceptions, of significant mathematical ideas and how these connect to their other knowledge. Please pick a task that correlates to your curriculum unit on a specific topic, to gauge and improve students’ level of understanding, or later in the year as review and support.
How to Get Started:
Complete a MARS Task and bring it to your teacher to grade.
After your teacher has graded your work and signed the top, they will return it to you. If your work has errors, you may correct them.
You will need to return it to your teacher a second time for a signature verifying that your changes are correct.
MARS Tasks by Grade Level
MARS Tasks by Grade Level
Additional lessons, tasks, and tests may also be found on the Mathematics Assessment Project website.
Although Math before Bed is not a school-wide program, it is available to you. Math Before Bed is a fun math activity that incorporates math in bedtime stories. Reading to your children at nighttime has many benefits and for a good reason. Reading improves literacy skills and much more. Why is it that we don’t do math with our children before bed?
Math Before Bed is a collection of prompts that can inspire mathematical discussions that you and your children can have before bed, at dinner, or anytime.
Each prompt on this site shows you and your child a complex problem. Sometimes there is one right answer, and sometimes there are many correct answers. The purpose of each question is to generate a discussion about HOW you determined an answer. Once you find one solution, you should try to find another. You can complete one prompt a night or many prompts. Ask your teacher if you are interested in Math Before Bed or if you have more questions. Click on the link below to learn more.
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