Parent Access to Math Expressions Online Portal. 1) Go online to http://www-k6.
thinkcentral.com. 2) Fill in login information as follows: State: Wisconsin.
Parent Access to Math Expressions Online Portal 1) Go online to http://www-k6.thinkcentral.com 2) Fill in login information as follows: State: Wisconsin District: Denmark School District School: Denmark Early Childhood Center or Denmark Elementary School or Denmark Middle School (whichever grade level you want to access) User Name: parentK Note: the username is unique to a grade level-i.e.: “parentK” for Kindergarten parent “parent1” for 1st grade parent “parent2” for 2nd grade parent “parent3” for 3rd grade parent “parent4” for 4th grade parent “parent5” for 5th grade parent “parent6” for 6th grade parent Password: same as username (i.e. parentK, parent1, parent2, etc.) 3) Check the box that says “Remember my information” so the next time you login you will not need to select State, District, and School 4) Once logged in, click on “My Library” 5) Icons will appear that give you access to the Student Activity book, online math tools, and Mega Math activities for practice 6) If you click into the Student Activity Book, you can search the “Table of Contents” by clicking the “Book” icon in the top left corner. This will take you to whatever unit and lesson your child is working on. Once you are at the lesson page, click on the “Chainlinks” icon at the top of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear that includes the homework and remembering sheets and other important resources for support. 7) In that drop down menu, click on “Education Place”. This link will take you to the following valuable resources for each grade level: Unit Overview (explains the content and skills being taught within each unit) **Research and Math Background (explains the processes/procedures and research behind the learning so you can help support your child) **Teaching Tools (provides access to many printable learning tools and resources for at-home practice) Math Talk Learning Community (explains goals of math talk and emphasis on math reasoning) Problem Types (explains how problems grow in complexity and depth over the course of a unit/grade)
