Curriculum Resources
Browse some additional resources below to connect with our curriculum and support your child's learning at home!
i-Ready Math Resources - Kindergarten through Eighth Grade
At District 113A, students’ experience mathematical instruction by means of a coherent units that build from Kindergarten through Eighth Grade utilizing i-Ready Math resources for teaching, learning, and assessment practices. Below you will find information and resources explaining the mathematical program for all grades.
Get more information by grade level:
- Kindergarten
- First Grade
- Second Grade
- Third Grade
- Fourth Grade
- Fifth Grade
- Sixth Grade
- Seventh Grade
- Eighth Grade
- Algebra 1
Find some great additional resources below!
| Resource | Description | Links |
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| Accessing i-Ready at Home | Parents can access all materials, blogs and videos that support lessons. This is a great place to gain more information about i-Ready Math. | https://i-readycentral.com/familycenter/ |
| Virtual Student Bookshelf: This is where the e-version of the student workbooks are posted for easy access in addition to the work texts students have access to! |
Get directions and an image of what the bookshelf looks like | |
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Family Guide |
Here is where you’ll find what your child will learn in math this year and how you can support their learning outside of the classroom with Eureka Math Parent Resources. | |
| Curriculum Overview & Sequence of Units | Here you will find an Introduction and Curriculum Overview for i-ready math. The grade level links will provide you with a sequence of modules for the school year, along with the grade level Common Core State Standards that are covered in each module. |
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| Math Habits and Question Stems | These habits go through the different mathematical practices students experience and include a list of prompting questions you can use with your students! | |
| Try-Discuss-Connect | One of the instructional strategies in i-Ready used for students to apply their learning. |
English Language Arts (ELA) Curriculum
ELA (English Language Arts) instruction is designed to make learning visible by having students work through reading, writing, speaking, and listening activities daily. Our commitment as educators is to support our students with a mastery of the standards, allow for multiple and varying assessment opportunities to drive student learning, and provide high quality and research-based instruction for each and every student.
Amplify Core Knowledge Language Arts (CKLA) and Reading Horizons (RH) is the Board-approved curricular resource. CKLA is a program for Grades K–5 that combines a multi-sensory approach to phonics with rich texts carefully sequenced to build content knowledge so that students learn to read and read to learn at the same time.
Get more information by grade level:
Amplify ELA - Grades 6-8
English Language Arts (ELA) instruction is designed to make learning visible by having students work through reading, writing, speaking, and listening activities daily. Our commitment as educators is to support our students with a mastery of the standards, allow for multiple and varying assessment opportunities to drive student learning, and provide high quality and research-based instruction for each and every student.
Amplify ELA is the Board-approved curricular resource for sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. Students work with grade-level, complex literary and informational texts that feature academic language. Lessons leverage analytic reading practices to help students learn vocabulary, build knowledge, and incorporate evidence in integrated reading, writing, and discussion activities.
Get more information by grade level:
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SD113A Social Emotional Learning Curriculum
In grades PK-5 students use a program called PurposeFull People and students in grades 6-8 use CharacterStrong. These programs teach skills that will help students be successful in school and in life.
PurposeFull People has three main goals for students: Be Kind, Be Strong, and Be Well.
- Be Kind: Social skills like listening, friendship, solving conflicts, and leadership. These skills are taught alongside Empathy, Respect, & Cooperation
- Be Strong: Skills that help students focus, stay organized, and set goals. These skills are taught alongside Responsibility, Courage, & Perseverance
- Be Well: Skills that help students handle their emotions and deal with stress. These skills are taught alongside Gratitude, Honesty, & Creativity
Students will engage in lessons throughout the school day, but each week will focus on one core lesson. Each month, a trait will be emphasized and letters home will be shared in our newsletters about the skills being taught each month. Each letter will include some ways to build these skills at home, discussion starters, and fun challenges you can try with your family.