Camelot Learning leads to overall better performance within the classroom and on tests. My students are eager to participate in the Camelot Math program!
Camelot Learning’s Math Intervention Curriculum has been motivating students for over a decade. Five 40 lesson themes for students in grades kindergarten through eight, include Number Friends, Number Sense, Computation, Fractions & Decimals, and Geometry and Measurement. Teachers can follow the scripted lesson plans or customize the standards-based curriculum to their needs. Our white paper provides lesson delivery detail as well as theoretical foundation. Five sequential 40 lesson themes teach students basic and intermediate math skills, culminating with mastery of math facts, vocabulary, and strategies and increased student confidence. For grade level correlations to National Council for Teachers of Mathematics standards, see each individual theme:
Each 40-minute lesson provides instruction and practice using manipulatives in a fun and team-building environment. Students build their skills and confidence with games, mental math strategies, daily problem solving, test-taking skills and hands-on activities. Teams also compete in tournaments to demonstrate their new skills. Request a sample math lesson now »
Each lesson is based on the best practices of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics’ (NCTM) teaching strategies, which include:
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Teacher Resource Notebook comes complete with:
Student Workbooks come in a Camelot Learning Backpack with all materials and supplies needed for each student, including calculator, markers, ruler, spinner, number cubes, game boards, counters, and any manipulatives required in the lesson plans.
Assessments: Camelot Learning will provide complementary pre- and post-assessment samples designed to demonstrate student progress from completion of each theme. Schools are free to administer these pre- and post-tests and score them in-house. Alternatively, Camelot Learning can score and analyze test results for your school. Learn more » Assessment analysis includes individual student reports, group reports, and reports for parents of each student.