CCSS+Unpacked

Many states have begun unpacking, deconstructing, explaining, etc., the Standards. Here are the good ones that I have found.

Arizona Word and PDF versions of Explanations and Examples for each grade's standards. Also included are connected standards and mathematical practices.

North Carolina Unpacking Standards provides a more detailed description of each standard. Each grade level is in a separate PDF file. Included in this document are examples of how the Standards for Mathematical Practices can be integrated in that grade, important vocabulary, and an explanation of "What this Standard means that a student will know and be able to do" for each standard.

North Carolina State University has also published a learning progressions website called Turn On CC Math, Lots of great information here, but be careful with the strict terms of use policy.

Kentucky Mathematics Deconstructed has a PDF file for each grade that details targets (knowledge, reasoning, performance skills, and products) for each standard. The learning targets are in student-friendly language. Appropriate Practice Standards are identified for each content standard. They have also published a document that has the related clusters shown side-by-side by grade bands (K-2, 3-5, and 6-8).

Connecticut Word document for each grade contains unit plans, pacing, priority and supporting standards, explanations and examples (from Arizona), concepts, skills, Bloom's taxonomy levels, essential questions, corresponding big ideas, unit assessments with answers.

https://www.georgiastandards.org/Common-Core/Pages/Math.aspx

Other State Resources....

South Dakota South Dakota seems to be making a gradual transition to the Common Core, and the standards in their unpacking documents are not identical to the Common Core Standards. However, there is some great information here. They have posted five PDF files for each grade (Algebra, Geometry, Measurement, Number Sense, and Statistics and Probability). Each standard is written in "Teacher Speak" and "Student Speak."

[|Elaboration of Georgia Performance Standards] Georgia has also adopted the CCSS in math, and this blog discusses the standards.