March 7, 2017 -- All month long, CH-UH elementary and middle schools are having a fun and friendly "March Math Madness" competition using the online tool Study Island.
On Study Island, students can review skills taught in class and explore new concepts. All elementary and middle schools (grades 3-8) will be in the competition the first two weeks. Then, the four schools with the highest usage (number of problems attempted) will go on to the final four, then two - and finally, the winner will be crowned. The highest percentage of classroom use as well as the individual student with the most use will be rewarded. Good luck and have fun!
Students can access Study Island from both school and home at studyisland.com.
Click the orange LOGIN button in the upper right corner of the screen.
Click on “Study Island for Schools” on the right side of the screen.
Students should enter their District username and District password. (Please check with your child’s classroom teacher or school Media Ancillary/Librarian if you need this information.)
The District subscribes to Study Island for students in grades 3-12 for standards-based practice with the following content:
Grade 3: Reading, Math
Grade 4: Reading, Math, Social Studies
Grades 5-8: Reading, Math, Science
Grades 9-12: End of Course, ACT, SAT, OGT, and AP exam preparation
Grades 3-12: NWEA MAP Link. This tool uses a student’s Measure of Academic Progress (MAP) assessment results to customize individualized learning paths for reading and mathematics. Through Study Island’s content, students receive targeted instruction based upon the results of their MAP assessments.