Zearn – Grades K-5
Summary: Some of the schools in Iberia Parish use Zearn for math instruction. Zearn is based on the Eureka Math Curriculum. If your child’s school uses Zearn for instruction, he/she already has a login. If your child’s school is not a Zearn school or he/she does not remember his/her login, you can create a login.
How to Access:​
1. If your student already has a Zearn account that they use at school, click here and sign in with their username and password. Skip the rest of this section if you student already has an account and can sign in.
2. For students that don’t have existing Zearn accounts: We can get them set up in a few easy steps. Follow the instructions below, and remember we’ll be going through these live in our parent webinars if you have any questions or get stuck.​

• Creating your Adult Account
  1. Go to https://about.zearn.org/ and click on “Sign up” at the bottom of the page. On the next page, click on the circle labeled “I’m an Adult”.
  2. In the form on the next page, you’ll enter your personal information. Make sure to enter an email address that you have access to and that you write down your password. Your email address will be your username in later steps. After entering that information, click “Next”.
  3. On the next form, you’ll click on the tab labeled “Other”, enter your zip code, select “Homeschool” from the dropdown list of schools and then click on the button labeled “One more thing”. Once you read through these you’ll move on by clicking on the button labeled “I accept”.
• Verifying your Adult Account
  1. You will be sent an email to the address you entered. You’ll want to find this eamil and click on the blue button labeled “Verify your email”. NOTE: You must complete this step to access your account. If you can’t find this email, please reach out to support@zearn.org.
  2. Once you click on the verify button, you’ll be brought to the login page. Here you’ll enter your username (this is your email address) and your password.
• Creating your Student’s Account
  1. After logging in, you’ll click on “Roster” found on the top right side of the page. Then follow the on-screen instructions for adding a class, starting by clicking on the “Add Class” button. Name your class and select the grade that your student is in. If you have multiple students, don’t worry, you can set them to different grades in a later step. Click “Create class” to continue.
  2. Now that your class is created, you’ll want to add your students by clicking on the “Add students” button. In the box shown on the screen, simply type in your student’s first and last name. If you have multiple students, just put each one on their own line. On this page, you’ll also want to take a note of your Class Code, shown in the circle on the left side of the screen. This 6-character Class Code will be used later.
  3. After entering your student information and clicking next, you’ll have a chance to set up student usernames and jpasswords as well as select different grade levels if you have multiple students. The most important thing is that a studen’s username and password is easy for them to remember. If the username you wanted is already taken, try adding a number to the end.

School Yourself – High School
Summary: This site allows students to engage in lessons for Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra II, Calculus or Statistics that is interactive and personalized. Students can select specific topics in each subject, work problems and recieve immediate feedback.
How to Access:
1. Click here.
2. Click on Learn Now.
3. Scroll down to select subject and then choose a specific topic/lesson to work on.
4. Each day, your child can access a different topic each day.

YouTube – K Math – High School Geometry
Summary: Instruction for all Kindergarten math through geometry can be found on YouTube. below are the instructions of how to access the instruction as well as how to access the actual student copy of the lesson.
How to Access:
1. Go to YouTube.
2. Search for a specific lesson. For example, if your child is in 4^th grade and is on lesson 6.7, search Eureka Math 4^th grade lesson 6.7. Note: Engage NY is the same as Eureka Math.
3. Below you will find information about the approximate modules and lessons  students should be on for each grade level:

Legends of Learning – Grades 1-9
Summary: Thousands of curriculum aligned math and science games for elementary and middle school students along with epic quest and battles. legends of Learning is free.
How to Access:
1. Click here.
2. Select Play Now! under Students.
3. Select Play at Home.
4. Select Sign Up. You will need to create a login for your child or sign up with a Google account.

Great Minds Eureka Math – Grades K- Algebra I
Summary: Great Minds is providing video lessons, which will be updated daily for Eureka Math. Continue checking this page for more free resources as they refresh their content.
How to Access:
1. Click here.
2. Select your child’s grade.
3. Select the Eureka Math and then video.

SuccessMaker Grades K-8
Summary: SuccessMaker is an adaptive and prescriptive scheduling intervention program delivering a Math curriculum for grades K-8.  Students are engaged with game play, choices, rewards and multiple levels of challenge.  
How to Access:
1. Visit sm.iberia.k12.la.us
2. Enter your 7 digit student number as the username and password.
3. Select the course you want to work on (Reading or Math).  
Contact Ms. Crystal Arceneaux at 337-364-7641 or email her at carceneaux@iberiaschools.org if you have questions or concerns. Additional Website with videos to assist parents: https://sites.google.com/view/successmakerathome/home

By providing this list of websites available for parents to access for educational purposes, Iberia Parish School Board disclaims any ownership, licensure or other proprietary rights therin and admonishes that any users of the same to comply with all copyrighted materials and/or other licensure requirements.