Math
Students acquire a strong foundation of mathematical knowledge as well as conceptual understanding. Many opportunities to engage in mathematical analysis, reasoning, communication, application, and problem-solving develop the skills needed to live and work in today’s complex world.
Everyday Math Resources
About Everyday Math
Research Basis (PDF)
FAQ for Parents
Math Glossary (PDF)
Everyday Math student work journals contain math box pages that provide opportunities for students to practice beginning, developing and secure skills. Mastery expectations are very different for beginning, developing, and secure skills so teachers often assign more points for the developing and secure questions than for the questions on beginning skills. Since the math boxes are not labeled in the student journal, the following links provide parents with helpful information regarding the level of mastery expected for each section of the math box assignments.
First Grade Math Box Correlation (Word document)
Second Grade Math Box Correlation (Word document)
Third Grade Math Box Correlation (Word document)
Fourth Grade Math Box Correlation (Word document)
Fifth Grade Math Box Correlation (Word document)
