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Middle School Mathematics

Littleton Public Schools middle schools will implement Connected Mathematics 2 to meet district level curriculum expectations. Student materials are soft cover unit texts. Parent letters go home at the beginning of each unit explaining the big mathematical ideas and provide examples of student work.

Community Math Workshops

Community math workshops will be offered this fall to provide an orientation to the materials and an opportunity to ask questions. Please watch your school newsletter for an upcoming workshop. Location information

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Connected Mathematics

Michigan State University developed Connected Mathematics with funds provided by the National Science Foundation. Littleton Public Schools adopted the revised edition, Connected Mathematics 2

Connected Mathematics 2 Published by Prentice Hall

The Prentice Hall site includes access to use the web codes located in the text. Web codes provide students hints to select homework problems and access to activities.

Parent Letters for CMP2

This site gives you access to parent letters for each of the units in CMP2.

Frequently Asked Questions About Everyday Math

Q. How is Connected Mathematics the same as what was taught before and how is it different?

What is the transition like from Elementary School to Middle School mathematics?

Q. Everyday Math is spiraled and Connected Math is scaffolded. What does that mean?

With implementation of new materials and curriculum, how will gaps in math background be identified and filled?

Q. When and how do students receive feedback on their CMP homework assignments?

Q. What does a "typical" middle school mathematic lesson look like?

Q. What does it mean for students to work in "groups" during the explore part of the lesson?

Q. How do students know that they are on the right track when they are working on the class work?

Q. When does the teacher teach if the students are working in groups?

Q. How is my child learning to take notes?

Q. When can students ask questions?

Where are the skills in these materials?

Q. What does the homework look like?

Q. How can I help my child with homework?

Q. The three high schools are each using different materials, how will my child do in ninth grade?

Q. How do I get more information about middle school mathematics?


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