Information for Parents about Knowledgehook and How to Create a Parent Account

• Knowledgehook is a secure, online tool that provides useful information to help guide the next steps in instruction during the learning process.

• Your child's teacher must connect your child to an activity before activity reports can be shared with you.

• You will need to connect your email address to your child's Student account to receive updates from their teacher.

Getting questions right is not necessarily the goal. Knowledgehook helps teachers better understand your child's thinking and identify areas where your child may need more support.

Knowledgehook is a secure, online tool designed to provide useful information to help guide the next steps in instruction during the learning process. As a parent, you can connect to your child's account and be part of supporting their learning in math.

1. Ask your child's teacher to provide the information needed to connect to your child's Student account.

2. Connect your email address to your child's Student account.

3. Once connected, you can receive updates from your child's teacher by email.

Teachers can send updates and reports on questions your child covered in class through email. These reports provide a general overview of how your child did during that particular activity, but they do not show the exact questions your child answered.

Teachers choose when to send these emails. They may send them regularly or intermittently, at their discretion.

Pro Tip: Connect your email to your child's Student account so you can receive updates from your child's teacher.Pro Tip: Use the activity reports as general information to support conversations about your child's math learning.Warning: Activity reports do not show the exact questions your child answered.Warning: Reports are sent only when the teacher chooses to send them, so updates may be regular or intermittent.

Knowledgehook is a secure, online tool that provides useful information to help guide the next steps in instruction during the learning process.

The goal is to better understand your child's thinking and identify areas where they may need more support. Getting questions right is not necessarily the goal.

Connect to your child's account so you can receive valuable information about their math learning through email.

Activity reports provide a general overview of how your child did during a particular activity and the questions your child covered in class. They do not show the exact questions your child answered.

Your child's teacher chooses when to send reports. They may be sent regularly or intermittently, at the teacher's discretion.

Make sure your email is connected to your child's Student account and contact your child's teacher to confirm that reports have been sent.