A comprehensive collection of RIT-aligned math mastery resources for student and teacher tracking across key mathematical development ranges.
A space-themed math journey where students use decimal operations and proportional relationships to chart courses, calculate planetary scales, and manage spaceship systems.
A focused lesson on finding constant of proportionality, writing equations, and graphing proportional relationships through interstellar weight and scale conversions.
A visually engaging slide deck introducing constant of proportionality, writing proportional equations, and graphing relationships with a high-tech planetary gravity theme.
A complete series of independent math box activities designed to master telling time, comparing intervals, and calculating elapsed time. Students progress through scaffolded challenges in time logic, chronological sequencing, and temporal shifts.
A playful elementary math lesson where students use a monster decoder chart to solve mystery addition equations. Includes a student-facing code-breaker worksheet and a corresponding teacher answer key.
A teacher-facing 2-page answer key for the Scale Master Worksheet, indicating correct values, equations, graphs, and classifications.
An advanced extension packet covering all 20 lessons of Unit 3, focused on abstract pattern exploration, number play, and algebraic relationships with fractions.
A 5th-grade math lesson introducing time zone conversions across the United States. Students use travel-themed task cards to solve real-world word problems involving flight schedules, live broadcasts, and cross-country communications, adjusting for Pacific, Mountain, Central, and Eastern time zones.
A 2-page student worksheet covering constant of proportionality, writing proportional equations, and graphing planetary relationships.
A highly visual 90-minute lesson connecting introductory integer rules with ocean exploration. Students use deep-sea diving concepts to understand negative and positive numbers, and dive into Chapter 4 of 'Who Was Jacques Cousteau?' to explore his underwater journeys with structured scaffolding.
