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Expectations - list of the curriculum expectations covered in each chapter and lesson
Materials - list of all that is needed for a lesson (eg. concrete materials, technology tools, black line masters, etc.)
What's the Math? - provides non-math specialists with information about the mathematical content of
each lesson
Activity Planning Notes- suggestions for presenting a lesson, classroom management tips, etc.
Ongoing Assessment - strategies and references to assessment blackline masters included on the Teachers' Resource CD-ROM
Accommodations - strategies for differentiating to different learning styles, teaching to multiple needs students, modifying lessons to meet individual needs
Challenged - ideas for early finishers, enrichment
Answers/Solutions
Technology Links - technology tool suggestions for enhancing an activity, and references to useful internet
sites with links from our web site
Speed Bump - explanation of what difficulty/ies students might run into and how to help them with these
Literacy Links - suggestions to help students develop literacy skills covered in the Ministry expectations as
well those they will encounter on the literacy test
Other Resources - relevant references to helpful resources such as Ministry profiles, other McGraw-Hill
Ryerson resources
Blackline masters - will include; blank certificate that can be customized and awarded to students,
assessment masters, chapter tests, additional practice and activities, rubrics, performance task scaffolding,
vocabulary reviews, final summative tasks, etc. (Available online in a password protected area within our website.)
Overhead Transparencies
(included with the Teacher Resource)
All student resource pages provided on transparency for ease of lesson delivery
DVD
(included with the Teacher Resource)
Multiple, short, action–packed features that illustrate how math is applied in real-life situations
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