Elementary Math

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Elementary Mathematics

All Littleton Public Schools Elementary Schools will be using Everyday Mathematics to implement the LPS mathematics curriculum. These materials have been developed by the University of Chicago with funds from the National Science Foundation. The links below are provided for your convenience. Please contact the Elementary Math Resource Specialist, Debbie Snemyr at dsnemyr@lps.k12.co.us, (303)347-3404 with any additional questions.

Everyday Mathematics

This site will give you access to general information, a parent page and a student page. Please explore to learn more about the materials that have been adopted to implement our district level curriculum.

Frequently Asked Questions About Everyday Math

Q. Basic Facts: Will my child learn and practice basic facts?

Q. Computation: Does my child have opportunities to learn, develop, and practice computation skills?

Q. Algorithms: What are alternative algorithms? Why are these part of the Everyday Mathematics program?

Q. Addressing Individual Needs: How does Everyday Mathematics meet the needs of students at various levels of ability?

Q. Assessment: How do you measure my child's progress? What can you show me that will demonstrate what they have learned?

Q. Games: Why does my child play games in class?

Q. Mastery: Why does my child have to move on to the next lesson if they haven't mastered skills in the current lesson?

Q. Calculators: Why is my child using a calculator? Will they become dependent on the calculator for solving problems?

Q. Parent Involvement: How can I get involved? How can I reinforce my child’s mathematics learning at home?


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