ELL, ESL, Emergent Bilingual and Newcomers
Moving with Math® evidence-based programs were developed over 40 years ago to meet the needs of ELL students.
Programs integrate formative assessments by objective to develop a detailed roadmap for differentiated instruction focusing learning for targeted growth.
Engaging lessons using the research-based Concrete-Representational-Abstract (CRA) instructional model provide a sequence of experiences to develop conceptual understanding and procedural fluency critical for students to build a strong foundation in math.
Using this flexible and unique system, all students can become successful in math no matter their level of preparedness, learning styles or spoken languages.
Programs integrate formative assessments by objective to develop a detailed roadmap for differentiated instruction focusing learning for targeted growth.
Engaging lessons using the research-based Concrete-Representational-Abstract (CRA) instructional model provide a sequence of experiences to develop conceptual understanding and procedural fluency critical for students to build a strong foundation in math.
Using this flexible and unique system, all students can become successful in math no matter their level of preparedness, learning styles or spoken languages.
Engaging Student Activities Build a Solid Foundation
Hands-on manipulative activities introduce and explore every essential math concept.
Lessons provide explicit instruction with strategies to aid students with diverse needs and different learning styles gain success.
Scaffolded instruction by grade level or strand helps students build understanding of key math concepts.
Manipulative activities develop vocabulary, build language skills and provide problem solving opportunities.
Lessons provide explicit instruction with strategies to aid students with diverse needs and different learning styles gain success.
Scaffolded instruction by grade level or strand helps students build understanding of key math concepts.
Manipulative activities develop vocabulary, build language skills and provide problem solving opportunities.
Children’s Literature
Read to Me uses children’s stories to connect math to life, build vocabulary and promote language development. Story based activities provide students original problems to solve, ways to practice mental math and opportunities to develop problem solving skills.
Games
Nothing lights up a child’s face like telling them its time to play a game. Games utilizing a variety of manipulatives give students a fun way to reinforce understanding and learning, build vocabulary and language and relationships with peers.
Family Math Connections
Available in English and Spanish, booklets provide an important link between school and home sharing student’s academic progress. It also engages parents and families
with activities to support student learning suggesting books to read, math words to use and fun games to play.