When my children were in public school, the highlight of my day was seeing their faces in the evening. I listened as they chatted away about the exciting things that went on during the day. You know, a friend introduced them to a new song, they played on the playground, ate lunch, laughed at a joke, etc. After listening to all of that, the burning question I couldn’t wait to ask was, “What did you do today in the classroom?” The answer was always; nothing or a long awkward silence followed by, “I don’t know.”
Wait a minute. You mean to tell me that I dropped you off to a building for eight hours with a teacher, and you did nothing! How can that be possible?
As a parent, that can be frustrating. And, honestly, we know our child(ren) did something. We just don’t know what that something is. I wanted to make it a little easy for you. Below, you will find a list of math and ELA links for you by grade level. The links will have the standards for mathematical practice, introduction (how to read the grade level standards), and standards by each grade level. This list is for GA.
Math K-8th
Click this link to access the page. When you enter, click on your child’s grade level on the right side of the page.
Click on this link for the Math Georgia Standards of Excellence. If you click on the + to expand the grade level on the right, it will bring up the curriculum map, grade level overview, and the unit.
ELA K-8th
Click this link to access the page. When you enter, click on your child’s grade level on the right side of the page.
Click this link for the ELA Georgia Standards of Excellence. If you click on the + to expand the grade level on the right it will give you the curriculum map.
Click on each grade level for progressions and support in ELA.
If you need additional support, please contact me via email. My email address is educatespeak@gmail.com. I hope this helps.
Educationally Speaking,
CEO Ty
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