UCSMP: Everyday Mathematics

Welcome to the UCSMP
Everyday Mathematics Center

The UCSMP Everyday Mathematics Center is an NSF-funded center established to support educators, parents and students who are using, or will soon be using, Everyday Mathematics.

Everyday Mathematics is a comprehensive pre-kindergarten through 6th grade mathematics curriculum developed by the University of Chicago School Mathematics Project, and published by Wright GroupMcGraw-Hill.

Over 175,000 classrooms and 2.8 million students are currently using EM, and it is being adopted by a steadily increasing number of schools each year. This web site has been created as a resource for this growing number of EM users.

Please pardon our dust. We are reorganizing and updating this site with information about the 2007 edition of Everyday Mathematics.

Teachers, Administrators and Curriculum Specialists

Visit the Educator's Homeroom for information on:

EM Research & Development
Mathematical Content & Pedagogy
Implementing EM
Professional Development
Assessment & Student Achievement
Home/School Partnerships
Networking with other EM Users

Parents and Families
of Everyday Mathematics Students

Visit the Parent's Homeroom to learn about the Everyday Mathematics curriculum, and get tips for helping your child with homework plus ideas for additional at-home math activities. You might also like to check out the Museum of Student Work.

Students

Would you like to see examples of other Everyday Mathematics students' work? Want to check out some math games, or need help with your homework? You'll find this and more in the Student's Homeroom.