Alabama+CCRS+Mathematics--Web+Resources

For a detailed listing of my favorite CCRS and Common Core Mathematics websites, go to [|https://delicious.com/#lindabridges]

For numerous resources, sample units of study, and general information about Quality Core testing, visit [|www.alex.state.al.us/ccrs]

//**For additional websites which I have found to be most useful:**//


 * Go to [], click on RESOURCES at the top of the page. A pull down menu follows. Notice that you can choose from grades K-8 math, one of the six conceptual categories for high school math, or the standards for mathematical practice (where there are videos to illustrate each of the SMP). Once you click on a grade level or conceptual category, you will see the standards for that grade level or conceptual category listed. Clicking on a particular standard will enable you to see a list of resources from several sources. If you click on these resources, you will see an actual copy of the task, video, etc. (For example, if you are searching for Algebra I, #12—you would have to go to the Algebra conceptual category and look for A-CED1 from the menu. If you are searching for Algebra 1, #37, you would go to the Functions conceptual category and look for F-LE1, F-LE1a,b,c from the menu options. )**


 * Another helpful website is [|http://map.mathshell.org/materials//lessons.php]**
 * This website has lessons and tasks, professional development resources, etc. If you click on “lessons” or “tasks” at the top of the page, there is a pull-down menu which allows you to select middle grades 6, 7, or 8 or high school. There is an “instructions” tab at the top of the page which allows you to see instructions on how to navigate through this site.**


 * The resources tab on the alex.state.al.us/ccrs website--- []**
 * yields numerous resources at the bottom of the page. All of these are wonderful resources which enable you to find high level cognitive demand tasks, lesson plans, etc. Here you will find links to the Achieve the Core, Inside Mathematics, LiveBinders, MARS, and many other websites.**


 * The illuminations website from NCTM is another great resource for lessons, activities geared to specific grade levels and course of study standards. []**