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1. New Mexico Mathematics and Science Standards for Schools, a SCIMAST New Mexico Project.

English Brochures
(Answers)

( PDF files, 176kb or smaller)

Folletos en Español (Soluciones*)

(PDF files, 169kb o menos)

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2. More Information for Parents to Help Your Child Succeed in Mathematics:

Especially for Parents by the Department of Education includes tools and information to help children succeed in school and life. Some features in English and Spanish are:
a. Helping Your Child Learn Mathematics, (en español)
b. Toolkit for Hispanic Families, (en español)
Figure This! - A joint project of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering, and Widmeyer Communications, with support from the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Education, includes family support materials in English and en español.
Helping Your Child Learn Mathematics by Patsy Kanter for the U.S. Department of Education provides math activities that parents can do with their children, ages 5-13.
A Maths Dictionary for Kids by Jenny Eather is an animated, interactive dictionary which explains over 400 common mathematical terms in simple language. Needs Macromedia Flash Player to view.
New Mexico Public Education Department for district assessment reports:
a. AYP-Adequate Yearly Progress
b. 2004-2005 State Report Card (PDF 65kb), (en español)
New Mexico Public Education Department for math and science standards
The Top 10 Questions Parents Ask About Graphing Calculators

3. Mathematics Programs

Pearson and Family Education Networks - This website provides a wealth of material to help parents understand the concepts behind Pearson's Investigations in Number, Data, and Space and Connected Mathematics programs. It also includes videos from teachers and students addressing the questions that are on many parents' minds, including a section on ways to help their children at home.
Investigations in Number, Data, and Space is a research-based, child- centered approach to teaching mathematics through engaging activities, discussions, and problem solving. Students are involved in meaningful mathematical problems, and teachers engage in ongoing learning about mathematics content and how children learn mathematics. The curriculum at each grade level is organized into units that offer from two to eight weeks of work focused on a particular content strand. These units link together with ongoing review to form a complete K-5 curriculum that offers differentiation based on each individual student's needs. Triangle Coalition member, Pearson, is a global leader in educational publishing, assessment, information, and services. More details are at www.pearsoned.com.


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		English Brochures (Answers) Kindergarten(K) 1st Grade (1) 2nd Grade (2) 3rd Grade (3) 4th Grade (4) 5th Grade (5) 6th Grade (6) 7th Grade (7) 8th Grade (8) ( PDF files, 176kb or smaller)	Folletos en Español *(Soluciones)** Kinder (K) Primer Grado (1) Segundo Grado(2) Tercer Grado (3) Cuarto Grado (4) Quinto Grado (5) Sexto Grado (6) Séptimo Grado (7) Octavo Grado (8) (PDF files, 169kb o menos)
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		2. More Information for Parents to Help Your Child Succeed in Mathematics: Especially for Parents by the Department of Education includes tools and information to help children succeed in school and life. Some features in English and Spanish are: a. Helping Your Child Learn Mathematics, (en español) b. Toolkit for Hispanic Families, (en español) Figure This! - A joint project of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering, and Widmeyer Communications, with support from the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Education, includes family support materials in English and en español. Helping Your Child Learn Mathematics by Patsy Kanter for the U.S. Department of Education provides math activities that parents can do with their children, ages 5-13. A Maths Dictionary for Kids by Jenny Eather is an animated, interactive dictionary which explains over 400 common mathematical terms in simple language. Needs Macromedia Flash Player to view. New Mexico Public Education Department for district assessment reports: a. AYP-Adequate Yearly Progress b. 2004-2005 State Report Card (PDF 65kb), (en español) New Mexico Public Education Department for math and science standards The Top 10 Questions Parents Ask About Graphing Calculators 3. Mathematics Programs Pearson and Family Education Networks - This website provides a wealth of material to help parents understand the concepts behind Pearson's Investigations in Number, Data, and Space and Connected Mathematics programs. It also includes videos from teachers and students addressing the questions that are on many parents' minds, including a section on ways to help their children at home. Investigations in Number, Data, and Space is a research-based, child- centered approach to teaching mathematics through engaging activities, discussions, and problem solving. Students are involved in meaningful mathematical problems, and teachers engage in ongoing learning about mathematics content and how children learn mathematics. The curriculum at each grade level is organized into units that offer from two to eight weeks of work focused on a particular content strand. These units link together with ongoing review to form a complete K-5 curriculum that offers differentiation based on each individual student's needs. Triangle Coalition member, Pearson, is a global leader in educational publishing, assessment, information, and services. More details are at www.pearsoned.com.