I am pleased to tell you that we will
be using a website called IXL in our classroom this year. IXL is a
comprehensive math review site with an unlimited number of math practice questions
in hundreds of skills — all of which are aligned to state standards. One of the
best things about IXL is that your child can access it from home, so you have a
chance to see your child's progress!
To get your child started on your
home computer, please follow these easy steps:
1. Go to www.IXL.com
2. Enter your child's username and
password in the top right-hand corner and click Sign in.
(Note: If the username and password are not listed below, they will be provided separately.)
(Note: If the username and password are not listed below, they will be provided separately.)
Username:
firstnamelastname247 ex. Michelleproper247
Password: initials, just like raz-kids ex. mmp
Password: initials, just like raz-kids ex. mmp
3. Navigate to your child's grade level
on the Practice tab.
4. Find a skill to practice by doing one
of the following:
· Select a specific skill to practice
from the list of skills. You can place your mouse over any skill to see a
sample question and click on the link to begin.
· Click on the Awards tab. Each grade level presents challenges for your child to
conquer and virtual prizes to be uncovered. Place your mouse over any challenge
to begin.
In addition to making math practice
exciting, IXL is designed to help your child learn at his or her own pace. The website
is adaptive and will adjust to your child's demonstrated ability level. The
site also saves all of your child's results, so you can monitor your child's
progress anytime by clicking on the Reports
tab.
I hope you'll encourage your son or
daughter to use IXL daily. Here's to a year of working together to make math
fun for your child!
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