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Summer School Mathematics

ALC in colloboration with Lori Haaland has put together ideas for implementing Everday Math games into your summer school curriculum. Every summer school teacher will have access to the Everyday Math Games Kits, which are to be used as the core of the student work time. To meet individual student mathematical needs, you may place students needing extra practice in small flexible working groups while other students are working together on a game.

Click on the appropriate grade level on the left for helpful ideas for using the Everday Math Games Kit. Each link contains following information: Learning Goals for Individual Grade Level, Secure Skills Checklist, Mathematical Literature Book List, and Mini-Lesson Ideas.

Learning Goals
The Everday Math games may be implemented in any order and are to be used during the daily mathematics student work time. The Learning Goals in this document list the skills required for each grade level. The Learning Goals Chart provides a quick reference to the page number each game in the Teacher’s Guide to Games Manual.

Mini-Lesson
The book Monitoring Basic Skills Progress (MBSP) contains math problems teachers may use as a minute math lesson. The book is divided into sections from grades toe through six. Mini-Lesson ideas for Kindergarten and first grade are found on the following pages from the Everyday Minute Math Book:

Secure Skills Checklist
The secure skills checklists are to be used to keep track of each student’s achievement. Students at the Beginning or Developing level need to be put in supplementary flexible small groups to obtain more targeted practice.

Mathematics Literature
The mathematics literature lists the read aloud literature teachers may use during Read Aloud time. To receive optimal benefit, teacher should use these Math Literature books at least ten to twelve days of summer school.







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