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Common Core State Standards

Common Core State Standards. Mathematics. Mathematical Practices. CCSS. Mathematically Proficient Students. This alignment was developed in collaboration with educators from the Silicon Valley Mathematics Initiative and the Charles A. Dana Center at the University of Texas at Austin.

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Common Core State Standards

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  1. Common Core State Standards Mathematics

  2. J. Maynard

  3. Mathematical Practices CCSS

  4. Mathematically Proficient Students This alignment was developed in collaboration with educators from the Silicon Valley Mathematics Initiative and the Charles A. Dana Center at the University of Texas at Austin. J. Maynard

  5. Fact Fluency To build fact fluency, the most effective strategy is to give students 10-15 minutes per day to practice using what are called derived facts strategies (DFS). Essentially, DFS's are using facts you know to solve facts you don't know. Addition & Subtraction Multiplication & Division For the addition facts (and the related subtraction facts), the most crucial DFS's for students to learn to use are Doubles Variations and Make 10 strategies. Here are some examples of how to use different Doubles Variations and Make 10 strategies to solve some typically difficult addition facts. For multiplication facts, knowing the 2's, 5's, and 10's are the most critical facts so students can carry out derived facts strategies with multiplication facts. Here are some examples of how to use these facts to solve 6x9. www.LPLearningCenter.org Doubles Variations Strategies for 6+7 6+6+1 7+7-1 Make 10 Strategies for 8+6 8+2+4 10+6-2 Using x2 2x9=18 2x9=18 2x9=18 Using x5 5x9=45 1x9=9 Using x10 6x10=60 -(6x1)= -6 J. Maynard

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