enVision
Thinking Maps in Math
Typical enVisionMATH Day
2010/2011 Topic Timelines aligned with the MIG:
REF-4790: Procedural Guidelines for Administering Math Assessments
Support for Combination Classrooms
Websites related to the new math textbook:
- Pearson SuccessNet – This is the main site that provides complete digital access to enVisionMath online. You can teach directly from this site! A login code will be provided with an Implementation Guide.
- enVisionMath – This is a promotional site with information about the authorship team and research.
- Pearson Training – On this site, you will find video tutorials and pdf pages for enVisionMath, Mind Point Quiz Show, and ExamView.
NEW TEXTBOOK ADOPTION MATERIALS
Each item is PER TEACHER at their grade level:
- Teacher File Box – containing Topic Teacher Editions, Resource Pouches, Overview Guide
- Class set of student editions
- Class set of individual student manipulatives
- Three bags of Center manipulatives
- Interactive Lesson Support for E.L. Teacher Guide/BLM
- Daily Spiral Review Teacher Guide/BLM
- Daily Transparencies
- Visual Learning Bridge Transparencies
- Class set of Interactive Homework Workbooks – replaced free for life of the adoption
- Interactive Math Stories Big Book (K-2 only)
- Math Library with Problem Solving TE (one copy of each title for read aloud purposes)
- Vocabulary Cards
- CA Benchmark Tests and TE
- Multilingual Handbook
- Digital Implementation Guide
- Digital Resources: CD of TE and student text, Exam View, MindPoint Quiz Show; DVD-ROM of Animations, Success Tracker, SuccessNet
This item is PER GRADE LEVEL:
- CA Math Diagnosis and Intervention System (Intensive intervention)
16 Comments Add your own
Hey Dean, can you please post the ‘Typical Envision Day’ sheet?
Yes…the “Typical enVisionMATH Day” is now posted under the enVision tab.
Dean,
Where can we find the graphics associated with the text for each grade level? I saw a packet of graphics that one teacher had for a Math Focus Wall. Looks like something teachers would love.
Hi Hope..I don’t know where to find those. I haven’t seen anything like that. You might try a Google image search???
Will instructional coaches be given any updates or training on the concept lessons ? I’ve gotten quite a few questions about the lessons and have no idea what to tell teachers.
As of now, there are no trainings scheduled on Concept Lessons.
Help! I’m already behind! My pacing is off, but how do I catch up??
Hi Margaret….I think assessing both readiness and progress can help you pacing your remaining topics. Also, how might you provide lessons or experiences that address a bigger “chunk” of standards..this could be another way to make up for lost time.
Dean,
My first grade teachers are wondering where the topic opener goes. There is not a day set aside for it in the MIG. They really like the introductory stories and want to have time for it. Any suggestions?
Hi Jennifer…The topic openers go on day 1 of each topic. But they shouldn’t take the whole lesson, so in many cases you can begin lesson 1 on this same day.
I’m having trouble seeing & downloading the assessment calendar. Do you have the tech support number?
Hi Tina….the assessment calendar is on this page…just below the MIGs…if you can’t download it from here, send me an email to dean.simpson@lausd.net and I’ll email it to you.
Hi Dean,
Can you post the 6th Grade topic timeline?…Thanks so much!!
Hi Dean,
Please add the Envision Topic timeline for 6th grade?
Thanks!!
Hello Dean-
My computer won’t read the 5th MIG and I was wondering if you could try and email it and maybe that would work. Thanks!
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