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enVisionMATH Common Core

Product identity

Publisher
Savvas Learning Company LLC; originally Pearson Education / Scott Foresman–Addison Wesley
Program family
enVisionMATH Common Core
Edition
California Common Core / Realize edition, ©2015

Instructional fit

Courses
Elementary mathematics, Kindergarten–Grade 6
Role explanation
Core course curriculum; instructional use and grade placement depend on the district course sequence.
Learner and support context
Elementary mathematics, Kindergarten–Grade 6; grade levels describe intended secondary or elementary use, not a statewide adoption claim.
Subjects covered
Supported grades
Supported instructional roles

Materials and delivery

Format description
Print and/or digital materials as described; components and online access depend on edition and purchased package.
Included components
Student lesson packets for early grades; student editions for upper grades; teacher resource package; overview and implementation guides; digital student text and instructional resources.
Languages and support
English and Spanish editions; verify language and access for the purchased grade-level package.

Links and notes

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An elementary mathematics program combining conceptual models, computational practice, problem solving, and print and digital instruction.
enVisionMATH Common Core is the earlier Pearson elementary mathematics program now supported by Savvas Learning Company. The California Common Core and Realize materials document a ©2015 edition. Grade-level lessons combine visual models, explanations, procedural practice, and mathematical problem solving. Printed student materials are paired with teacher resources and digital content through Savvas Realize. English and Spanish student editions are represented in San Juan’s source list. This product is distinct from the newer enVision+ California Mathematics program.

Note: SDLA does not endorse or resell any products listed on the site. They are listed simply to aid in the development of integration resources for school district ed-data leaders.

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