Math
K-5
The mathematics scope and sequence for grades K-5 covers foundational skills to prepare students for success in their secondary courses.
Key components of K-5 math include:
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For all sites, math is taught in English
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All K-5 students are required to receive between 60-90 minutes of math instruction everyday
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To gain access to the online components of HMH Into Math, you must have a student enrolled in your PowerSchool. Check with your secretary or Site Administrator if you need further clarification.
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Supplemental supports include MountainMath, Pearson Black Box, Dreambox and basic fact practice including MAD Minute
Click here to access the K-5 Curriculum Maps
Each grade level set comes with teacher planning & pacing guides, assessment guides, and student copies for each module.
Supplemental Resources
Available on iPads for K-5 students
Pearson "Black Box" available for K-6
The enVision Mathematics Common Core Math Diagnosis and Intervention System (Pearson Black Box) is a supplemental resource for our K-6 students.
Available for grades 6-12
Mountain Math
While the district does not pay for Mountain Math, this resource is highly encouraged to be used as a supplement. The program can be purchased by your principal.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add students to the HMH online component?
You must have a student enrolled in your PowerSchool. Check with your secretary or site administrator if you need further support. PowerSchool syncs with ClassLink every 24hours, so after the sync your student will have access to their HMH account.
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How do I get more copies of the textbooks?
Consumable textbooks are ordered every spring. We look at student counts to determine how many we order and then we'll send them directly to your site. Contact suzanne_walters@lksd.org to request additional copies. Note that if you need more than two or three books, the cost will come out of site funds.
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How can I better differentiate?
When we adopted this curriculum, we sent teacher's editions to every school which included a differentiation set. If you need another copy, your school will need to order this.
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How many minutes/ day should I be teaching math?
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At DLE sites, K-3 Math should be taught in English for 60 minutes every day and 4th-6th grade math should be taught in English for 90 minutes everyday.
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At English-only sites, K-1 Math should be taught for 60 minutes everyday and 2nd-6th grades should receive math instruction for 90 minutes everyday.
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I'm having trouble logging into DreamBox or ALEKS. What do I do?
Contact carmen_wessels@lksd.org to help you troubleshoot.