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Look below for math resources and materials for elementary, middle and high students. You can access the K-12 Math Curriculum Guides. You can view further resources here, as well.
 
 

Resources for Elementary Students

For Parents:

Washington State Math Standards: The revised 2008 Washington State K–12 MathStandards describe the content, procedures, applications and processes that students are expected to learn.

Washington State Measures of Student Progress Test and Specificiations: 
Outlines requirements for the state exam.


Family Resources from National National Council of Teachers of Math (NCTM)

Math Starter of the Day: offers a daily math problem, ranging from puzzles, speed tests, and creative ideas.

Numbers Made Meaningful:  provides free, teacher-tested math stories and games based on the story Trouble with Zero, for Pre-K through grade 1.

Time Monster: offers interactive online lessons and quizzes about time.
Instructional Materials:

In the 2009-10 school year, Pasco School District elementary schools began using Investigations in Number, Data, and Space, 2nd Edition.  The program had been piloted in numerous 4th and 5th grade classrooms during 2007-08 and then in all classes at Longfellow and Mark Twain in 2008-09.

Investigations Overviews:

Research supporting Investigations in Number, Data, and Space
 
Middle SchoolResources for Middle School Students

Connected Mathematics (CMP), Grades 6–8:

Online resources for Connected Math 

"CMP helps students and teachers develop an understanding of important mathematical concepts, skills, procedures, and ways of thinking and reasoning, in number, geometry, measurement, algebra, probability and statistics. CMP is based on research, and was field-tested in diverse sites across the country with approximately 45,000 students and 390 teachers. Each unit, in both 1991-1996 and 2000-2006 development periods, went through at least 3 cycles of field testing. A growing body of research and evaluation reports (2006 Evaluation Booklet, New Studies, CMP Literature Review 2008) indicates that CMP outperforms non-CMP curricula on tests of problem-solving ability, equals or outperforms non-CMP curricula on skills tests, and promotes long term retention." -Michigan State University CMP

Congratulations Longfellow Elementary on a successful Family Math Night!
 

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