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The Mt. Lebanon School District emphasizes a balanced approach to its Elementary Mathematics Curriculum, supported by articulated standards and aligned goals. This curriculum incorporates high-quality instructional materials and developmentally appropriate best practices, ensuring that students receive collaborative development and continuous improvement in their math education. The curriculum adheres to both PA Academic Standards and Common Core Standards, spanning topics like Number Systems, Measurement, Algebra, and Geometry. The program promotes strategic competence, conceptual understanding, and meaningful assessments to foster mathematical proficiency across grades K-12.
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Elementary Mathematics Program Mt Lebanon School District
What Makes a Math Curriculum? A Balanced Approach • Articulated Standards and Aligned Goals • High Quality Instructional Materials • Developmentally Appropriate Best Practices
Curriculum • Collaborative Development • Standards Aligned • PA Academic Standards • Common Core Standards • K-12 Vertical Alignment • Continuous Improvement
Articulated standards and goals PA Standards (current, final revision June 2009) PA Standards (Common Core), Feb 27, 2012 – adoption 2013-2014 • Standard 2.1 – Number Systems and Operations • Standard 2.2 – Computation and Estimation • Standard 2.3 – Measurement and Estimation • Standard 2.4 – Mathematical Reasoning • Standard 2.5 – Mathematical Problem Solving • Standard 2.6 – Statistics and data analysis • Standard 2.7 – Probability and Predictions • Standard 2.8 – Algebra and functions • Standard 2.9 – Geometry • Standard 2.10 – Concepts of Trigonometry • Standard 2.11 – Concepts of Calculus Standard 2.1 – Numbers and Operations Standard 2.2 – Algebraic Concepts Standard 2.3 – Geometry Standard 2.4 – Data Analysis and Probability
High Quality Instructional Materials • Core Resource • Supplemental Materials • Aligned to District Standards • Differentiated Instruction • Meaningful Assessments • Resource Materials
Basic Math Facts (targeted fluency goals) • 1st Grade – Basic addition facts up to 10 • 2nd Grade – Subtraction facts base 10; Basic addition facts up to 20 • 3rd Grade • 1st Semester – addition and subtraction (minuend of 20) • 2nd Semester – multiplication facts (products of 50)
Basic Math Facts (targeted fluency goals) • 4th grade – Multiplication facts with products up to 144; maintain addition, subtraction and multiplication facts • 5th grade – • End of first semester (first two quarters) • Division facts through 144 (dividend) • End of second semester (last two quarters) • Maintain all addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts
Best Practices within the Balanced Approach 5 Strands of Mathematical Proficiency Conceptual Understanding Procedural Fluency Strategic Competence Adaptive Reasoning Productive Disposition From: National Research Council
Best Practices within the Balanced Approach • NCTM Process Standards • Problem Solving • Reasoning and Proof • Communication • Connections • Representation From:
Instructional Strategies Whole Group, Small Group and Independent Learning Opportunities Manipulative (hands on) Real World Applications Problem Solving Practice Opportunities
Taken from School Report Card, 2011-2012 Can be located at www.mtlsd.org/markham_elementary PSSA
Taken from Pennsylvania School PSSA Report, cumulative data from 2009-2010, 2010-2011, and 2011-2012 PSSA
MTLSD Elementary Math Curriculum • Access Dashboard • Scroll down and choose More… • Choose Atlas • Welcome to the Curriculum System • Use the Browse Tab and drop down menus to find course curriculum by level, grade and subject