Course sequence, 2026–27
Units are taught in the order of the district's 2026–27 scope and sequence, not in unit number order. The list below is read from the same pacing plan the curriculum page uses, so its order and dates cannot drift from it.
- The sequence loads from the pacing plan. See every unit and its lessons.
The school year at a glance
How the plan uses each day of the school year, counted from the pacing plan.
What a lesson looks like
Every core lesson moves through the same taught order: Vocabulary → Launch → Learn It → Explore → Practice → Connect. Each lesson pairs its math standard with a language objective, and supported (small-group) and catch-up versions of the lesson follow the same path.
- Sample lessonLesson 1-1, Learn It — the worked example.
- Evidence & learning modelThe Community Math Studio model and what it draws on.
- Teacher guide 🔒 Teacher sign-inLesson 1-1 facilitation notes, misconceptions, and talk moves.
- Rubrics & keys 🔒 Teacher sign-inA culminating-project rubric and answer key.
Platform & learning supports
Classroom integrations
- SCORM 1.2: lesson and homework packages that report scores to Canvas.
- Common Cartridge: IMS Common Cartridge export for Canvas.
- LTI 1.3: a tool for Deep Linking and grade passback is built but not yet registered with a district, so it is not in use.
- Canvas package tools 🔒 Teacher sign-in
Universal Design for Learning
- Engagement: review games, choice of practice, and cooperative class tasks.
- Representation: interactive models such as NetFold 3D nets, and English and Spanish text.
- Action & expression: the Math Workbench and written or spoken explanations.
Language development
- Language objectives: one with every lesson.
- English and Spanish: Spanish alongside lesson, homework, and family materials where available.
- Vocabulary: each lesson's terms with definitions and examples.
Data & access
- Local-first: progress stays on the device, with optional save-code recovery.
- Data privacy guide — what each feature stores and shares.
- Accessibility: keyboard navigation, readable type, and lesson supports.