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No intervention or enrichment piece.

Ugly cover.

2 different student workbooks.

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Extra Practice and Enrichment

Enrichment built into the curriculum

Lesson Quizzes and Mid-chapter assessments

Topics/Units seem to cover the relevant material

Standards are listed and covered appropriately

Assessment Practice book for teachers

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Technology Specifications?

Is the enrichment and extra practice paper based as well as digital?

Exactly what is included in the Professional Development?

What do the leveled center activities look like?

What is the time frame for a lesson in a day?

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The Illinois state standards are not listed out on the teacher edition of Into Math.

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Pro-includes intervention (digital intervention)

-lessons scripted

-aligned with common core

Cons-80 minutes of instruction

-scope and sequence behind what is taught now

-dedicated space needed for Number Corner

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Looks boring!

Not sure how the discussion portion would work if you have a class that doesn't collaborate well.

Has a family letter, but unsure what else is included for parental support.

Manipulatives were lacking

No additional progress monitoring

Student workbook seems wordy

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Lessons are well structured.

Lots of visuals - easy to follow teacher manual.

Lesson focused worksheets - not so heavily spiraled.

Autogenerated assessments - digital assessments can be frequent. Allows for quicker data analysis both individual and whole group.

60 minute lessons.

Family resources.

More challenging than current curriculum, but visuals make it seem attainable.

K-12 program - most widely used in the country.

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-Builds on each lesson

-Manipulative kits

-Different/individualized trainings

-tells the standards for each lesson & math center

-EASY SUB PLANS

-gives ELL and SPED alternative narratives

-family "send home" worksheets

-allows more than one way to explain answers

-pre-planned math centers (built into the lessons)

-60 minute lessons

-can print materials in Spanish (home & school materials)

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-no separate interventions

-no digital manipulatives

-super scripted and time based

-conceptual learning (not so much concrete)

-No digital workbooks

-no progress monitoring

-no digital component

-only end of the unit assessments

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A Savvas program

45-75 minutes a day needed to complete lessons

2 volumes (15-16 topics total; 5-10 lessons per topic)

*3rd grade appeared heavy on multiplication

Student Workbook

-vocab practice

-independent practice

-I can statements

-Solve and Share component

-Fluency and Assessment practice

Additional practice workbook provided

Spanish teacher companion

Lesson presentation slides included

Student online component: self-scoring (however, it's not currently working on Chrome books)

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Does Savvas align with our technology updates?

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There is a nice amount of practice for whole group and independent level.

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Does this connect with our SuccessMaker?

Is this the updated version or not?

Manipulatives?

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The "On Your Own" part of the lesson (The last page of each lesson) pertains to what the students have worked on in the lesson. The same thing applies to the extra take-home work if the teacher chooses to use it.

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Is there a slideshow to go along with each question for whole group instruction?

I did not find one.

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What do the assessments look like? I did not see them.