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Welcome to the RUSD Elementary Math Resources Page
Domains Overview
Overview of the domains from the California Mathematics Frameworks
Suggested Pacing Guides and Chapter Toolkits *NEW for 2022-23 School Year*
The new suggested pacing guides for teachers were created to help teachers plan their instruction for the year. The linked chapter toolkits provide lesson modifications, suggestions for moving certain lessons, deletion of particular lessons that do not align to grade level standards, and other resources to support instruction and student learning.
Interim Assessment Blocks
Smarter Balanced 2022-23 Interim Assessments Overview
The Interim Assessments Overview document above describes the interim assessments, including their purpose, type, and use. For each grade and subject, this document provides a list of interim assessments available for the 2021–22 school year.
Connections Playlists provide a wealth of information including (but not limited to) instructional resources and lessons, suggestions for intervention, IAB background, academic vocabulary, and sample items for this year's FIABs and IABz . Click here for directions to access the Connections Playlist on Tools for Teachers. **CAASPP login required.
Math Routines
Resources and Links
Click HERE to go to the share folder of resources. You may only access resources when signed in to your Rialto email account.
Links to Number Talk resources online with extensive resources in grades K-5 and videos.
Number Talks: Building Number Sense
Which One Doesn’t Belong is a great way to provide students opportunities to construct viable arguments, start mathematical conversations, and work on reasoning skills.
📂 Notice and Wonder
Notice and Wonder provides students opportunities to make meaning of a context or image in a way that makes sense to them.
📄 3 Read Protocol
The Three Read Protocol is one way to do a close read of a complex math word problem or task.
💻 Splat!
An interactive number sense strategy that can be used at any grade level!
SVMI/MAC Performance Tasks
Below are a variety of Silicon Valley Math Initiative Performance Tasks that can be used throughout instruction as formative assessments or lesson teaching. Tasks are for in-class use and are not to be sent home with students.
More tasks are available on the SVMI website at svmimac.org. Follow link to login here.
Directions for logging into SVMI, click here.