We're Moving Up!

Emerson students started the day with 52,000 stickers, and as of 7 p.m, here are their stats:
Stickers Earned: 57,000

Average Stickers per Team: 1,838
Math Problems solved: 171,000
Worksheets Saved: 17,100
Teacher Hours Saved: 201

Wow!  We are really RALLYING to solve a lot of problems!  Call your friends, if your parents let you, and encourage them to log-in and join the FIM Rally for Emerson!

Log in and Watch Us Move Up!

This weekend, Emerson is going to RALLY for First in Math.  Emerson had a 3 week late start, so we got behind some of the other schools, but this weekend we want to move into the lead.  Here is a list of schools in order who have the most points per student:
1 Adams Elementary School 287

2 Hyatt Elementary School 269
3 Woodcrest Elementary School 244
4 Highgrove Elementary School 224
5 John F Kennedy Elem School 213
6 Harrison Elementary School 206
7 Taft Elementary School 191
8 Ben Franklin Elementary School 163
9 Longfellow Elementary School 125
10 Bryant Elementary School 120
11 Liberty Elementary School 118
12 Mountain View Elem School 117
13 Pachappa Elementary School 112
14 Jefferson Elementary School 109
15 Lake Mathews Elementary School 105
16 Highland Elementary School 101
17 Victoria Elementary School 98
18 Emerson Elementary School 96
19 Jackson Elementary School 91
20 Magnolia Elementary School 60
21 Washington Elementary School 58
22 Castle View Elementary School 58
23 Mark Twain Elementary Sch 57
24 Madison Elementary School 47
25 Fremont Elementary School 38
26 Alcott Elementary School 31
27 Patricia Beatty Elementary Sch 27

Emerson has, on average, 96 points per student.  So let's try to reach 300 points per student (currently Emerson's student with the highest score hass over 5000! So I know that everyone can reach 300 this weekend!

First in Math

Emerson, as well as all of the RUSD schools, started participating in a great new educational web-based game that provides excellent math practice.  The backbone of the First In Math Online Program is the 24 GAME. Online games range from Addition to multi-step Algebra, and are organized into SKILL SETS. Each Skill Set is comprised of three sequential 24 Games, labeled 1, 2 and 3. Each game builds upon the skills acquired in previous games. more detail


A Pre-test/Post-test module called JUST THE FACTS records each student’s proficiency with basic facts, so you will never have to check another fact sheet! Includes assessment of each student’s skill improvement. more detail
Three KNOW & SHOW modules provide a unique way for students to experience the type of problems found in standardized tests. Students solve problems from nine categories that tie to national standards. more detail

WORKOUT GYMS build automaticity with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts, and progress to include fractions, decimals and integers. more detail

After completing certain Skill Set requirements, students can play BONUS GAMES. Serving as incentives that encourage students to continue to achieve, these games offer various types of skill-building activities, such as sequencing and working with tens. Bonus Games are targeted to skills students need to master at each grade level, based on national standards. more detail

Currently one of Emerson's classes, Mrs. DeHaro's class is in 3rd place, district-wide.  Join the fun and extend your child's success in math by allowing them to play FIM at home.