McGraw Hill Math
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PreK–12
McGraw Hill Math
Empower every student on their path to math confidence with complete PreK–AP math solutions.
With the right personalized pathway, every student can find confidence and joy in math. Only McGraw Hill Math supports teachers with everything they need to guide each student on their own pathway to success. Explore our integrated suite of core, intervention, and supplemental programs—and discover how we can help you add up results with confident, joyful teachers and learners.
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Math curriculum should do more than help you teach in the classroom—it should prepare students to apply math to real-life decision-making, find answers to challenging problems, and help students find joy in learning and discovering mathematics both in class and the world around them. From our legacy to the future of education, McGraw Hill Math’s foundational expertise sets us apart. Together, let’s show your students that their futures are even brighter when they succeed in math.
A good math curriculum should build strong foundational skills while developing problem-solving, critical-thinking, and mathematical reasoning. Combining core standards like numbers, operations, measurements, and data interpretation builds skills across all grade levels. Opportunities in math curriculum to apply learning to real-world situations with differentiated instruction can support students with different learning needs.
Elementary school math programs such as Reveal Math and Everyday Mathematics cover foundational skills that help students build confidence and prepare for more advanced classes. Common topics include counting and number sense, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, fractions and decimals, place value, measurement, geometry, patterns, data and graphs, and problem-solving. As students progress through elementary grades, they apply these skills to problems and real-world situations that become more complex over time.
A core math curriculum is the main instructional program used to teach essential grade-level mathematics skills.It provides a structured sequence of lessons, activities, assessments, and instructional resources designed to support students as they develop mathematical knowledge, reasoning, and problem-solving skills.
A core math program provides students with appropriate grade-level instruction. Supplemental math programs provide additional practice, enrichment, or develop targeted skills alongside the core curriculum. For more intensive and targeted instruction, math intervention provides additional support to address learning gaps and work toward grade-level proficiency.
McGraw Hill offers solutions across all three areas to support the different needs of every student and classroom.
Personalized learning in math adapts instruction, practice, or learning pathways based on an individual student's strengths, needs, and progress. Student performance data can help educators identify what a learner already knows, where they need additional support, and what they are ready to learn next, allowing instruction to be more targeted and differentiated.
The personalized learning approach aligns closely with McGraw Hill Math solutions to support every student's individual learning path.
Schools should look for a math curriculum that aligns with academic standards, builds skills progressively, supports diverse learning needs, and helps students develop problem-solving skills and confidence in math. The right solution will depend on your students, educators, goals, and existing curriculum.
Contact your McGraw Hill representative to learn more about our math solutions and find the programs and resources that best fit your school or district’s needs.