HCPS e-Learning Recommendations
From the district, please see this e-Learning recommendation document covering which resources are best to use with students, parents, and other stakeholders. This includes settings when using Zoom with students.
A shared partnership program with HCTM and HCPS
From the district, please see this e-Learning recommendation document covering which resources are best to use with students, parents, and other stakeholders. This includes settings when using Zoom with students.
Information for teachers on the purpose, the resources used, and how to navigate the HCPS Elementary Math Contingency Plan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qt9Za5kGk8 Reminder: For details on accessing the Contingency Plan watch here …
Another great support video from Math Coach Megan Donini. This video shows you how to set up your rosters in Pearson Realize to be able to assign resources to multiple …
Edsby will be a major resource to use to connect to students and parents. HCPS has put together 4 videos to support use with Edsby on Youtube. Remember, for additional …
Many teachers would like to utilize the enVision lessons/resource available in Pearson Realize through Clever. Folsom Elementary Math Coach Megan Donini has been kind enough to share a video she …
Many teachers are interested in learning more about Zoom, and how they might access this resource to use with students next week. Check out these two helpful links for the …
All enVision K-5 resources can be accessed using Pearson Realize through Clever. HCPS teachers can check out this video for support in accessing these materials.
The elementary math team has put together a video on how teachers can access the HCPS instructional contingency plan. Please check out the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shCBy7CcdN0
As we use the week after spring break to begin planning for distance eLearning, please refer to official messages from Superintendent Addison Davis through your district email. We will be …
So she says maths, we say math, but I think we can both agree there are some pretty great ideas coming from Jo Boaler and YouCubed math at Stanford University. …
The first days of school are great for getting first impressions of your new students. Collecting information from students is interesting and fun when they are given open ended sentences …
If you are familiar with the Common Core Progressions documents, you may recognize the name Bill McCallum. He is a Common Core Standards author as well as an author of …
Student understanding of dividing with fractions is usually regulated to something to the effect of, “You need to flip the fraction and you need to multiply.” As a teacher, I …
“Number Shoppers”….we’ve all encountered them: students who just plow through a story problem, pulling numbers out as if they were just grabbing their favorite snacks off the shelf and tossing …
Digging deeper into decimal fractions? …there is a CAP for that! View the “Train the Trainer” video on “Relating Fractions to Decimals” below to ensure that your instruction has truly …
Do you ever find it difficult to to wrap your head around what each of the 8 Standards for Mathematical Practice might look like in your specific grade level? Or …
What is the one math concept that you still feel students have not quiet mastered in second grade? “Regrouping,” you say. Well before you pull another small group to line …
Check out this video on using Math Journal in Kindergarten as a tool for informal formative assessment!
Students struggling with using fraction models to explain WHY two fractions are equivalent? …there is a CAP for that! View the “Train the Trainer” video on “Equivalent Fractions” below to …
Most of us have some “go-to” questions to initiate math conversations…”How did you get that?” “Did anyone solve it another way?” “Does anyone disagree and why?”… But what do we …