Bridges in Mathematics
A clearly articulated PK-5 curriculum offering a unique blend of problem solving and skill building
Bridges Intervention
An elementary intervention program using visual models to promote student thinking and accelerate learning
Number Corner
An essential component of Bridges in Mathematics that can also be used to complement any K–5 curriculum
Bridges Breakout: Number Rack
Helps students learn addition and subtraction math facts using the number rack
Free lessons and publications
A collection of materials that support our mission to inspire and enable individuals to discover and develop their mathematical confidence and ability
Free Apps
Based on the visual models featured in Bridges in Mathematics, a collection of powerful learning tools that support any curriculum.
Announcing Bridges in Mathematics Third Edition!
Bridges Intervention offers an expert combination of tools to bring success within reach of students at risk of falling behind and is flexible enough to be used with any elementary math curriculum. View store pages
Each Bridges Intervention set includes an extensive collection of math-specific materials ideal for small-group instruction. Custom game pieces and carefully selected manipulatives make learning fun and interesting.
Bridges Intervention was written to address key numeracy and computation skills and concepts for each grade level, K–5. Specifically, Bridges Intervention deals with those clusters identified as major within the following domains: Counting & Cardinality (K), Operations & Algebraic Thinking (K–4), Number & Operations in Base Ten (K–5), and Number & Operations: Fractions (3–5).
What better way to prepare teachers than to use examples from real classroom materials? The content from the second edition of our elementary curriculum, Bridges in Mathematics, is now available for free.
Schools of education or university instructors may request a free subscription to the Bridges Educator Site. This "teacher portal" contains the full contents of Bridges in Mathematics in PDF format as well as a host of support resources.
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