Our Common Core Journey
 Common Core Standards-based instruction
 Follow the pacing guides/curriculum maps
 Utilize the practices and materials that you
have had success with in previous years
 Combine resources (Rochester Curriculum,
H.M.,Investigations, Engage NY) to create a
successful plan
 View your Curriculum Map and/or Pacing
Guide to view standards for each
module/domain
 Replace Essential Questions with “I Can…”—
this is your objective
 Decide what materials you will use
 How will you know students have learned?
 Focus on the NYS Common Core Standards as
outlined in Modules/Domains for your whole
group, grade level lessons
 Small-group plans are based on need and
supplementing as necessary
 Planning Steps:
◦ View your domain/module for key standards and
general objectives
◦ Utilize H.M., Rochester Curriculum, etc. to help
address the standards
◦ Not a complete curriculum—apply what you know
about your grade level content to help make your
students successful
◦ Keep in mind the Six Shifts—especially Text Based
Answers (ELA) and Fluency (Math)
 Collaborate
 Continue forward with standards in mind
 Data-informed small group instruction

Common core -september

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     Common CoreStandards-based instruction  Follow the pacing guides/curriculum maps  Utilize the practices and materials that you have had success with in previous years  Combine resources (Rochester Curriculum, H.M.,Investigations, Engage NY) to create a successful plan
  • 3.
     View yourCurriculum Map and/or Pacing Guide to view standards for each module/domain  Replace Essential Questions with “I Can…”— this is your objective  Decide what materials you will use  How will you know students have learned?
  • 4.
     Focus onthe NYS Common Core Standards as outlined in Modules/Domains for your whole group, grade level lessons  Small-group plans are based on need and supplementing as necessary
  • 5.
     Planning Steps: ◦View your domain/module for key standards and general objectives ◦ Utilize H.M., Rochester Curriculum, etc. to help address the standards ◦ Not a complete curriculum—apply what you know about your grade level content to help make your students successful ◦ Keep in mind the Six Shifts—especially Text Based Answers (ELA) and Fluency (Math)
  • 6.
     Collaborate  Continueforward with standards in mind  Data-informed small group instruction