Math

Littleton Public Schools adopted the Colorado Academic Standards in Mathematics in August 2010. We use those standards as our curriculum and the Board adopts materials that are then used as a primary resource in classrooms to address the standards. In May 2014, we adopted new materials for use in teaching mathematics in secondary level mathematics (middle and high school content). In April 2015, we adopted Bridges with Number Corner to be used as our math resource in Kindergarten through Fifth Grade. Please select the appropriate link below to learn more about mathematics materials for the grade level you are interested in.

If you have questions about the mathematics curriculum (Colorado Academic Standards) and/or materials, please do not hesitate to email Ann Summers, Math and Intervention Specialist or call at (303)347-3538.

Elementary Mathematics

Littleton Public Schools elementary schools are now using Bridges with Number Corner. This resource was adopted by the Board of Education on April 23, 2015. All teachers and specialists have participated in comprehensive professional development on the new resource.

This implementation is the natural next step in our implementation of the Colorado Academic Standards in Mathematics which began with kindergarten and first grade in 2011. Bridges with Number Corner provide robust instruction in the Colorado Academic Standards in Mathematics and have been developed to ensure the focus, coherence, and rigor called for in the standards. Students will develop conceptual understanding and procedural fluency which will be used when students are applying their mathematics knowledge in order to solve mathematical problems.

This resource is published by the Math Learning Center and parents are encouraged to access the resources available on their website. Please watch for the family letter that will be sent home with your child at the beginning of each unit.

Homework is designed to coordinate with the classroom learning and will be sent home in the form of Home Connections.

Please contact Ann Summers, the Math and Intervention Specialist, at asummers[at]lps.k12.co[dot]us or 303-347-3538 with questions.

Middle School Mathematics

Littleton Public Schools adopted Connected Mathematics Program 3 (CMP3) along with Math XL in April 2014 for sixth, seventh and eighth-grade mathematics instruction. Teachers make use of unit texts and may also use the e-book that provides the text online.

Parents can access more information about Connected Mathematics by visiting the same site that students use to log in to their e-book mymathuniverse.com.

Please contact Ann Summers, Math and Intervention Specialist at asummers[at]lps.k12.co[dot]us or 303-347-3538 with additional questions.

High School Mathematics

Littleton Public Schools Board of Education adopted Agile Mind as the instructional resource for Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II in May 2014. As a district, this resource was implementing in Algebra I for the 2014-2015 school year, in Geometry in the 2015-2016 school year and in Algebra II in the 2016-2017 school year.

This resource is an online tech book and includes paper copies of student handouts. Parents can access the tech book by logging into their student's account at littleton.agilemind.com using your student's google id and password which can be found in the parent portal.

Please contact Ann Summers, Math and Intervention specialist at asummers[at]lps.k12.co[dot]us or 303-347-3538 with additional questions.

For more information about the math offerings in your high school please refer to the curriculum guide for your school by clicking on the appropriate link below.

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