Join us June 27-29 for the 2022 Virtual Everyday Mathematics Professional Learning Conference! The virtual conference will provide a platform to collaborate with fellow educators and engage in sessions facilitated...
A Community for Sharing Tools and
Ideas about Elementary Mathematics
April 4, 2022
Join us June 27-29 for the 2022 Virtual Everyday Mathematics Professional Learning Conference! The virtual conference will provide a platform to collaborate with fellow educators and engage in sessions facilitated...
December 1, 2021
Curious to explore and improve math discussions in your classroom? Paid research opportunity for 2nd and 4th grade teachers. The VLC team is collaborating with the University of Arizona and...
October 14, 2020
Do you have parents asking how they can help their children with Everyday Mathematics? Are they expressing that their children are learning a different style of math than they learned...
June 15, 2020
To our members: When this virtual community launched in 2010, we hoped it would be a space for educators from all over the country to come together around common interests—to...
April 1, 2020
Looking for resources to send to students and parents? The following videos are of UChicago STEM Education staff demonstrating some of the algorithms taught in Everyday Mathematics. Feel free to...
March 30, 2020
Looking for resources to send to families? The following videos are of UChicago STEM Education staff demonstrating some of the Everyday Mathematics games. Parents can use pennies or macaroni for...
July 23, 2018
School and district leaders: Are you considering adopting EM4 in your school or district? Are you looking for resources to help you understand how your teachers as a whole are...
The Everyday Mathematics Virtual Learning Community (VLC) provides a space for teachers to view and share resources that support mathematics teaching, communicate with other teachers about pedagogy, and take time to reflect on their practice. Read more >>
Congratulations Rraylean for earning 1 point in June from active use of the VLC!
