The ClearMath Elementary experience
Meaningful learning happens anytime—not just when it’s scheduled. An intentional instructional cadence prepares students to transfer new learning outside a single lesson or concept. Creative problem-solving and mental math challenges support teachers in encouraging mathematical thinking and reasoning throughout the day. And the fun and imaginative MATHia Adventure software component directly supports lesson concepts.
Equip teachers with precisely what they need, when they need it. Comprehensive instructional materials provide all the lesson plans, pacing guides, and center activities you need, plus embedded, point-of-use facilitation notes. Straightforward support ensures that any teacher can pick it up and go, with full assurance that lessons have already built-in accommodations for learner variability.
Children flourish when they’re active participants in their education. At every step, from classroom discussions to reflection prompts to assessment check-ins, students are fully immersed in the learning process. With each student bringing unique strengths and perspectives to the classroom, they learn for themselves and from each other.
For children to learn math, they need skills to learn. Student activities and teacher supports help strengthen the executive functions crucial for mathematical thinking and all learning. This strong foundation develops creative, adaptable learners who can think critically and problem solve—and math achievement will soar as a result.
A thoughtful approach to elementary school math instruction
ClearMath Elementary's instructional model builds in opportunities for students to pause and reflect so they will transfer new learning beyond a single lesson or concept.
Concept Lessons
During Concept Lessons, students experience new concepts together as a community of learners.
Re-Engagement Lessons
During Re-Engagement Lessons, students pause to reflect on and build individual understandings. Pausing helps ensure that students are keeping up rather than catching up.
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