Bridges in Mathematics is a full PK-5 curriculum featuring relevant, open-ended tasks and a coherent set of visual models to help students develop their conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, and …

Students in a Bridges classroom talk about math, describe observations, explain methods, and ask questions. They are encouraged to find multiple ways to solve problems and show different ways of …

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In a Bridges classroom, students learn math by doing it. Through visual models, hands-on exploration, and rich discussion, they make sense of ideas and discover that their capacity for mathematical …

Developed by the Math Learning Center with support from the National Science Foundation, Bridges in Mathematics is a grades K–2 curriculum that emphasizes problem solving.

The resources provided below are for family members of students in classrooms currently using Bridges 2nd Edition. We offer them to provide guidance and suggestions for participating in your...

Teachers Guide Find detailed guides to support educators in effectively implementing inquiry-based learning in teaching mathematics.

Bridges utilizes visual models that build on one another across grade levels. These materials and manipulatives let students represent and interpret numbers, shapes, and patterns—and make sense …

Bridges in Mathematics reflects our belief that learning is a collaborative endeavor that requires perseverance and a willingness to experience disequilibrium in the process of constructing meaning.

Bridges in Mathematics A clearly articulated PK-5 curriculum offering a unique blend of problem solving and skill building Learn about Bridges in Mathematics