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Eureka Math
A new curriculum for a new day
Developed specifically to meet the new standards, Eureka Math offers a compre...
Posted January 15, 2015
Eureka Math Resources
Where can I find resources and information to help my child?
"We understand that parents are their child’s chief advocate and most essential teacher – at homework time and always." You may want to access a variety of helpful resources, including:
- Parent Roadmaps to explain what a Eureka Math student will be studying in the coming year and share strategies that you can employ to facilitate learning outside of the classroom. A great way to begin bridging the gap between the way math was once taught and today’s techniques.
- Parent tip sheets to help parents address questions children may have about Eureka Math at home. Tip sheets are available for each module for Grades K through 8. They provide an overview of the module and include suggested strategies and models, key vocabulary, connections to previous learning, and tips for how you can support your child’s learning at home.
Eureka Resources by Grade Level
Parent Tip Sheets
- Kindergarten (Modules 1-6)
- 1st Grade (Modules 1-6)
- 2nd Grade (Modules 1-8)
- 3rd Grade (Modules 1-7)
- 4th Grade (Modules 1-7)
- 5th Grade (Modules 1-6)
Parent Roadmaps
Helpful Links
Math Skills Support
- Zearn - Lessons and skills practice, aligned with Eureka
- Khan Academy - Videos to support topics/concepts
Other Links
- Figure This—Math Challenges for families in English and Spanish
- Ask Dr Math
- Fun Brain: Fresh Baked Fractions
- Create a Graph
- Library of Virtual Manipulatives
- The Math Forum
Curriculum and Standards
- GreatMinds.org (Eureka Math's publisher)
- EngageNY Parent Library
- EngageNY - Mathematics
- Common Core State Standards
- Learning with the Common Core (videos)
- Common Eureka Strategies (videos)
- Issaquah SD Math Page
Homework Support
Don't forget to ask your child's teacher for the Homework Helper for your module!
- Math Homework Help - Homework videos (previous version of curriculum, might be minor changes)
- Student Math Resources - Piqua City Schools
- LPSS - Links to grade level resources and videos that overview basic concepts
- Maths Charts - Helpful graphics to support learning
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