Glencoe Math

Parent Access to
Curriculum Resources
Grades 6-8
Online Curriculum
The Laveen Elementary School District has provided its students and teachers with new
curriculum resources aligned to Arizona’s College and Career Ready Standards in both English
Language Arts and Mathematics. Students in Grades 6 through 8 use the Glencoe Math and
Pearson Common Core Literature programs, which include traditional books along with stateof-the-art digital resources that students and parents can access anywhere, anytime, from a
variety of devices. Parents can access these resources by using the student’s username and
password.
Student Username and Password
Usernames begin with the three-letter school code, followed by an underscore ( _ ) and the
student’s first and last names.
Cheatham
Desert Meadows
Laveen
M.C. Cash
Rogers Ranch
Trailside Point
Vista del Sur
CHE_first.last
DME_first.last
LES_first.last
CES_first.last
RRS_first.last
TSP_first.last
VDS_first.last
Student passwords begin
with an uppercase S and a
lowercase t, followed by the
student’s ID number.
Example: St654321
Glencoe Math
Go to http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com for the ConnectED Login screen.
Enter the student’s
Username and
Password and click
Login.
To Do: Click this to see
what the teacher has
assigned.
My Files: Click to see
specific homework or
worksheets.
Click the
book to
open the
Student
Center.
Messages: Click for
important notes or
announcements from the
teacher.
Click ConnectED to
return to your Books
and the Content page.
Resources: The
online tools that
are connected to
the lesson.
Help: This page has
tutorials and user guides
to help you understand
how to use ConnectED.
Find your place: Drop
down menus guide you
to the lesson pages.
Homework: Your latest
assignment.
Messages: Important notes
or announcements from the
teacher.
Is your child unsure of how to do a problem? In Glencoe Math, help is just a few clicks away!
Once you’re on the
current chapter and
lesson, Menu opens a
sidebar (see below).
Resources opens
a list of options
(see below).
eHelp: suggested resources to help
your student better understand the
concept. The Personal Tutor is a
helpful option, giving a recorded
explanation of the math concept.
Tutor: video of a teacher
teaching the lesson.
Pearson Common Core
Literature
Click the Sign In
button.
Go to http://pearsonrealize.com.
Enter the
student’s
Username
and
Password,
then click
the Sign In
button.
From here, you can explore the Common Core Literature program.
Search bar: Find
resources related to a
specific language arts
topic, such as
“analyzing arguments.”
Table of
Contents:
Go directly
to a specific
unit.
Reading selections include several interactive tools.
Highlighter
Notes:
Attach your
ideas or
questions.
Bookmark
Glossary:
Look up
words.
Audio
Mode:
Listen to
the story.