“Suggested Works” Available at a Discount
Members can purchase the literary and informational texts recommended in our second edition Maps at a discount.
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Print Edition
Now Available
Common Core is excited to announce that Jossey-Bass/Wiley has released an expanded version of our ELA Maps.
Working with states, districts and schools nationwide
The Common Core Curriculum Mapping Project provides educators with high-quality, low-cost curriculum tools based on the Common Core State Standards. Our second edition Curriculum Maps in English Language Arts have been viewed more than 5 million times since they went online in August 2010. These 76 detailed curriculum Maps and sample lesson plans are designed to help K-12 educators create the kind of “well-developed, content-rich curriculum” called for in the Common Core State Standards.
More than 5,000 teachers, curriculum directors, and principals have become members of the Mapping Project. For just $20 members can:
- Access a gradespan of their choice (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, or 9-12)
- Review, rate, and comment on the Maps
- Get a 30% discount (plus free shipping) on the extended print edition of the Maps published by Jossey-Bass (that’s $26.95 off the 3-volume series)
- Custom order the literary and informational texts our Maps recommend at a discount
A $20 Maps membership is your key to effective and efficient Common Core State Standards implementation. Sample unit maps and lesson plans are available.
Membership proceeds enable Common Core to keep the Maps website updated and secure. They also allow us to offer professional development services and to respond to members’ requests for additional Maps. We have begun developing curriculum maps in mathematics, a project that would not have been possible without members’ support.
If you are already a member of Common Core’s Mapping Project, thank you. If not, we hope you will join in our effort to give all of America’s students a deeper and richer education.
Learn More“With the inclusion of essential questions, and even ways to bring in music and art, these Maps are ready-made for teachers to use as they see fit for their needs and those of their students.”
Chair of the National Assessment Governing Board and former commissioner of education for Massachusetts