The Reveal Math lesson model keeps sense-making and exploration at the heart of learning. Every lesson begins with a Be Curious sense-making activity and provides two instructional options to explore and develop the math content and tailor the instruction to students' learning needs. Lesson differentiation supports all students on their path—wherever they may be—to reinforce their understanding, build their proficiency, and/or extend their thinking.
With Reveal Math, mathematical fluency is not a fixed destination, but an ongoing journey—one where students lead the way! With a focus on building a growth mindset, productive routines, and sparking curiosity through sense-making, Reveal Math empowers students to take ownership of their learning and persevere through problem-solving challenges.
Choose between two lesson design options (Activity-Based Exploration or Guided Exploration) so you can teach your way while serving all types of learners and promoting classroom equity. Both lesson options are aligned to the 6–8 curriculum, ensuring a smooth transition from elementary to middle school.
Foster a structured, productive, and enjoyable classroom environment with routine-based practices aligned to the 6–8 curriculum—streamlining daily instruction around numbers, sense-making, and math language.
Challenge learners of all levels with robust differentiation activities in every lesson. Each lesson also features supports for multilingual learners to ensure access to rigorous mathematics instruction—no matter their English language abilities.
Champion a positive classroom environment centered on curiosity, connection, and building math confidence with growth mindset units and activities. While the Math Is… unit works to redefine math as a set of problem-solving strategies rather than a fixed end result, Math Is... Mindset activities promote student agency and collaboration throughout the lesson.
Choose between two lesson design options (Activity-Based Exploration or Guided Exploration) so you can teach your way while serving all types of learners and promoting classroom equity. Both lesson options are aligned to the K–5 curriculum, ensuring a smooth transition from elementary to middle school.
Take a cross-curricular approach to learning with STEM-focused thematic units, helping students foster critical-thinking and problem-solving skills through mathematical modeling, performance tasks, and STEM Adventures digital activities.
Challenge learners of all levels with robust differentiation activities in every lesson. Each lesson also features supports for multilingual learners to ensure access to rigorous mathematics instruction—no matter their English language abilities.
Champion a positive classroom environment centered on curiosity, connection, and building math confidence with growth mindset units and activities. While the Math Is… unit works to redefine math as a set of problem-solving strategies rather than a fixed end result, Math Is... Mindset activities promote student agency and collaboration throughout the lesson.
