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Littleton District and Curriculum
Littleton School District uses the NH College and Career Ready Standards as the basis for teaching and learning in all subject areas. The Standards provide educators with a clear sequence of learning objectives that help students master each topic. Core academics is supplemented by electives in arts, business, other interest-based offerings that connect students with their interest. The district’s goal is to ensure students are ready for post-secondary life and have had learning experiences that prepare them for it. As a result, students in the district are able to develop a lifelong love of learning that helps them remain interested in education and curious about the world around them.
We currently cover the following Littleton-area school district: Littleton School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Littleton District Curriculum
A large part of the elementary Common Core Standards for Math is working with numbers and operations in base ten. By the end of elementary school, students will be expected to understand how to multiplying using all multiples up to 10—particularly those up to 100. They need to understand the rules in order to easily solve these types of problems. They should recognize that any product (solution) of a multiplication problem involving multiples of 10 must end in a zero—just as the multiples of 10 themselves do (10, 20, 30, 40, 50).
For example, if they are asked to solve 90 x 3 and they drop that one zero, they will be left with 9 x 3. Because they should have their basic math facts memorized, they should determine that 9 x 3 equals 27; they then add the zero back on, and the product is 270. The number of zeroes added back on is equal to the number of zeroes that were dropped; although third graders will mostly work with problems involving only one zero. Students will soon see that, although these problems can initially look intimidating, they can use simple rules to solve these problems efficiently.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Littleton Educational News
- Student Services - The district's goal is to ensure each student has a successful education, and to that end their Student Services department oversees the services and programs to accomplish this. Families can access special education resources, language learning resources, as well as information about homeschooling.
- Athletic Opportunities - Student athletes have a number of individual and team sports that they can participate in throughout the year. As part of the wellness and physical education offerings in the district, the athletic teams represent an important learning experience. Students develop their athletic abilities, learn how to work with a team, and have opportunities to extend their teamwork to the community.
- Littleton High School National Ranking - Littleton High School was one of 29 high schools in New Hampshire that were recognized for their excellence by U.S. News and World Report. The school was awarded a bronze medal for its achievement in providing students with a rigorous curriculum and ensuring they can all reach the goals.
Littleton Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
Chalk Talk: Homework Time Tips
At one time or another, most children do not like homework, but they still complete it. When a child is anxious at the thought of homework, school or tests, they may decide to ignore it, which only makes their anxiety worse. Parents have options to help their child overcome this feeling. The first step is for the parents to talk with the children about what is troubling them. Help them to realize that they have support and, together, you will find ways to overcome this. After this, talk with the teacher, frequently, to see what is needed and to see what is happening in the classroom. Parents also need to remember to control their own frustration over the situation, however, gently, but firmly, convey to the child the need to complete the assignment. Also remind them that the parent will be there to help and support the child. Another aid is to have a dedicated homework space.
