Description

Ignited Math is a spiralled approach to teaching mathematics in the classroom.  It guides you through the gradual release of responsibility model to structure your MATH program in a systematic way. It hits a variety of expectations each week and revisits them throughout the year.
When you purchase this product you are buying a license to one single grade level of Ignited Math.  
After purchase, you can choose to assign your license to one of these grade level programs

• Grade 3 Ignited Math Program
• Grade 4 Ignited Math Program
• Grade 5 Ignited Math Program
• Grade 6 Ignited Math Program

Because choice for students is a key component of this program their engagement in math is unmatched.
There isn’t a magic formula here, it is just based on effective instructional practices and experience of knowing how kids tick.
But the key lies in how this program simplifies how to structure how you teach MATH to your students.   It starts by looking at the themes and big ideas and connects the ideas across learning strands to deliver this all together in a way that makes sense.

Inside Every Week of Ignited Math

Detailed Lesson Plans and Activities

From start to finish everything you need to teach the weekly concepts is included. From suggested anchor charts, assessment activities, games and printable manipulatives.

Engaging Math Centers

Build independent math skills through a variety of weekly tasks that foster Knowledge and Understanding, Communication, Thinking and Application skills.

Differentiated Guided Math Lessons

Build independent math skills through a variety of weekly tasks that foster Knowledge and Understanding, Communication, Thinking and Application skills.

Daily Warm Ups

Build independent math skills through a variety of weekly tasks that foster Knowledge and Understanding, Communication, Thinking and Application skills.

Weekly Inquiry Challenge

Get students thinking deeply about math and challenging their thinking. Have students inquire about how to solve math problems to stretch their thinking.

Weekly Reflective Journal

Get students self-assessing and reflecting on what they have learned and practiced each week. These weekly check-ins provide teachers with a portfolio of math learning for support assessment and evaluation.