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This Math Monday is all 6th grade.
Ever had to wrap a weird-shaped gift and wonder how much paper you actually need? That is 6.G.4.
#NextGenMath #SurfaceArea
Math Monday ✨ Ever notice that slicing a loaf of bread differently gives you a completely different shape? That’s 7th grade geometry.
Different angle = different 2D shape every time. Try to picture it before you scroll.
#NextGenMath
The real test for any new ed tech tool: does it make teachers' jobs easier or harder?
Supt. Jen Gaviola of Cayucos School District put Next Gen Math to that test. Verdict: less to do, not more. 10%+ math proficiency growth on the 2026 CAASPP.
#NextGenMath
Happy Math Monday! Our 8th Grade question takes the Pythagorean Theorem outdoors. 🌲
Parents, try this one with your 8th grader tonight and see who solves it first. Did you sketch it out or go straight to the formula? 👇
#nextgenmath #pythagoreantheorem #middleschoolmath
Tomorrow after school: come hear from 3 K-12 leaders that drove significant math proficiency growth last year at their schools. There's still time to register through ACSA for this live panel PD over Zoom (Link in comments).
Hope to see you there!
Math Monday 🎡 11th Grade A-CED.2: one equation, one graph. Which pair fits? #nextgenmath
Math Monday 🏰
Every time you check your kid's height on the wall or measure how much room is left on a shelf, you're doing 2nd grade math.
Two lengths. Subtract for the difference. Try it in your head before you scroll.
#NextGenMath
This week's Math Monday spotlights 3rd grade.
Every time you glance at a weather app, a sports scoreboard, or your steps for the week, you're doing na2.hubs.ly/H07Pwt70.3. Reading scaled graphs where one symbol stands for more than one thing.
#NextGenMath #GraphsAndData
News for California math educators.
We just partnered with @AccelerateLrng to bring pre-built assessments and data-driven intervention tools directly into Math Nation and STEMscopes California. Ready-to-use. Built for teachers.
Press release: na2.hubs.ly/H07LqQ20
Anytime you split a pie, pour a drink, or share a snack, you're doing na2.hubs.ly/H07y05m0.3: adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator, hiding in the most everyday moments.
See if you can solve it before you keep scrolling.
#mathmonday #fractionsInaction
It's a 5th-grade kind of Math Monday.
Ever split half of your dinner with someone, and then they gave a bit to the dog? That is na2.hubs.ly/H07p3D00.4a. See if you can figure it out before you scroll.
#NextGenMath #EverydayMath
Math Monday visits 6th grade this week.
Every time you cut a recipe in half or split a pizza into equal slices, you're doing 6.NS.1. Total amount. Size of each piece. Divide to find how many. Same steps every time.
Give it a shot before you keep scrolling.
Spotted in San Diego today - could it be a math teacher, using a Math Standard for their license plate? 🤓
3rd Grade OA.1?
That's what it means to us.
#mathematics c #commoncoremath
Math Monday steps into 7th grade.
Every time you shop a sale, you're doing 7.RP.3 in your head. Multi-step percent problems, hiding as everyday life. Give it a shot before you keep scrolling.
#NextGenMath #Percents
Math Monday 🧮
If you've ever packed for a group event, you've written this function without realizing it.
4 towels per person + 7 backups. Can you write the rule for any group size?
1st grade: combine shapes to build something new!
#nextgenmath #composingshapes #1stgrademath @OaklandUnified @SantaAnaUnified @LongBeachUnified
Standard 3. MD. 7d asks students to construct expressions that represent the same space.
What different strategies are your 3rd graders discovering to find area?
@SanDiegoUnified @FresnoUnified
Division with remainders: where 4th graders learn meaning matters. Standard 3.OA.3 #nextgenmath



















