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Core Curriculum
A close look at the student experience
Explore the materials, practice, and collaborative learning opportunities that help students build understanding and confidence in math.
Confident mathematicians in the making
Into Math California's colorful student materials create an inviting learning experience, guiding students through clear lesson routines with space to think, explore, and build skills.
Bring concepts to life
Practice on Your Own videos, in English and Spanish, reinforce math concepts through modeling, visual strategies, and real-world examples.
Watch the video to see how.
Where students do the thinking
Robert Kaplinsky’s Open Middle® problems invite students to explore, test strategies, and explain their reasoning, making them a natural fit for thinking classrooms.
Challenge at the right level
Personalized practice adapts to each learner's needs, offering just-right challenges and playful opportunities to build fluency along the way.
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See what students experience every day
From whole-group lessons to independent practice and collaborative problem solving, students have multiple ways to build understanding and apply new learning.
Whole group
- Engaging lessons: Interactive lessons connect to student materials and encourage participation.
- Write-in Student Edition: Colorful print editions invite students to think, explore, and show their work.
- Hands-on learning: Students use manipulatives to build deep conceptual understanding, moving from concrete experiences to abstract reasoning.
Independent practice
- Check understanding: Practice On Your Own activities in the Student Edition help students monitor progress.
- Reinforce learning: Practice Plus Workbooks include worked examples, spiral review, and additional practice to give students extra support.
- Strengthen skills: Adaptive practice tied to each lesson reinforces learning at every level so students can build skills and make steady progress.
Collaborative groups
- Learn through play: Hands-on math games get students talking and practicing concepts together.
- Talk through math ideas: Math Language Routines help students analyze, discuss, and refine mathematical thinking during partner and small-group work.
- Tackle real-world challenges: Module Projects engage students in rich tasks that spark problem solving, discussion, creativity, and deeper understanding.
Help your math students discover what they’re capable of.
Help your math students discover what they’re capable of.
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