A comprehensive project-based learning unit where students apply trigonometric ratios to measure the heights of local landmarks and create intricate geometric art based on mathematical proportions.

A geometric exploration of similar triangles, focusing on identification criteria and real-world applications of scale factors and proportions.

A real-world project where students use linear functions to model earnings from a summer job and manage a budget to reach a savings goal. Students will define variables, write equations, create tables, and graph their financial progress.

A comprehensive collection of RIT-aligned math mastery resources for student and teacher tracking across key mathematical development ranges.

A unit focused on mastering multi-step operations through scaffolded strategies and visual aids.

A comprehensive progression through descriptive statistics, from foundational calculations to high-school level analytical applications, including outlier effects and algebraic problem-solving.

A four-day unit for high school essential skills students focused on identifying and creating symmetry in geometric shapes and everyday objects through hands-on activities and visual supports.

A series of algebra and geometry foundation lessons designed with a technical blueprint aesthetic, focusing on precision, organized computation, and visual clarity in mathematical steps.

A series of four targeted homework assignments designed to prepare 7th-grade students for the New York State Mathematics Test. Each assignment covers key domains including Number Systems, Ratios and Proportions, Geometry, Statistics, and Probability in a standardized format.

Unité d'apprentissage complète sur les statistiques à une variable appliquée au contexte professionnel GATL (Gestion-Administration, Transport, Logistique), couvrant la collecte, l'organisation, la représentation et l'usage du tableur.

A sequence focused on the foundational skills of factoring, including prime factorization, finding the Greatest Common Factor (GCF), and introducing the distributive property in reverse for grades 6-7.

A week-long math unit for 2nd grade focusing on perimeter of polygons and partitioning rectangles to find area. Students act as 'Shape Architects' to design, measure, and calculate blueprints.

An exploration of geometric congruence, coordinate geometry, and the formal logic required for mathematical proofs.

A comprehensive unit on literal equations and formula manipulation, focusing on using inverse operations to rearrange variables in geometry and physics contexts.

A series of interactive math lessons themed around a trip to Play Street Museum, specifically designed for preschool students with special needs to practice numbers, addition, and size comparison through imaginative play contexts.

A comprehensive Algebra II unit on quadratic functions, covering parent functions, graphing, key features (vertex, intercepts, AOS), and solving via factoring and the quadratic formula, with a focus on real rational roots.

A comprehensive 5-day math unit for 3rd grade covering two-step word problems (NC.3.OA.8) and geometric reasoning with shapes (NC.3.G.1). The unit follows the 'I Do, We Do, You Do' instructional model with daily EOG-style practice.

A 2-day small group intervention sequence focused on foundational data analysis and coin identification. Students progress from sorting objects and identifying coins to reading bar graphs and counting sets of money, while reinforcing subtraction strategies like number lines and counting back.

A foundational skills unit covering literacy progress tracking and early numeracy strategies for decomposition and missing addends.

A 5-day Algebra 2 Credit Recovery unit focused on quadratic equations, covering parent functions, key features of graphs, factoring, and the quadratic formula. Designed for 40-minute class periods with a blueprint-inspired visual theme.

A comprehensive 8-day business math unit focused on personal budgeting, expenditure analysis, and career-based financial planning. Students learn to track spending, build budgets, and analyze variances before applying these skills to a career research project.