Symphony Math Support

Please note that as of July 9, 2022, Checkpoint Passcodes will not be available as a means for accepting student work. Educators can accept work through their data dashboards, as described in this support document: 

https://symphonylearning.freshdesk.com/en/support/solutions/articles/17000094632-math-journaling-with-checkpoints

When students complete a Stage of Symphony Math, they come to a Checkpoint. Checkpoints are opportunities for knowledge transfer, and give both students and teachers a chance to use mastered skills in a different context.  

For example, in Stage 1, students complete tasks that involve the representation of numbers as concrete objects, such as dot cards and number bars, and also as points along a number line. 

When they have completed their work, students are prompted by Symphony Math to record their new skills in an offline journal. They see a series of screens that prompt them to draw some  of the material they have mastered in their journals (or pieces of paper that you can organize). Students can press the Speaker button to hear instructions. In most cases the instructions are simply to copy the model into their journals. Students work through each step.  

At the last step of the checkpoint, the program asks for a teacher passcode. Passcodes for each stage can be found below.

IMPORTANT: 

Before you enter the passcode, be sure to look at the student’s work to make sure they have completed their work satisfactorily. 

Did you know that you can also accept Checkpoints directly from your Teacher Dashboard? See it in action here: https://vimeo.com/366489794

Checkpoint Passcodes