Each Zearn Math lesson includes a digital manipulative so that students can represent their learning visually. In this G5 lesson, students begin the process of subtracting two fractions with unlike denominators by partitioning and shading a digital rectangular fraction model. | Zearn

Zearn Digital Lessons begin with a fluency warm-up to practice previously learned concepts. There are two parts to this warm-up: Number Gym and lesson-aligned fluency activities. Students have completed millions of lessons on Zearn, and in the process, we learned that many students needed extra support on foundational math concepts. So we built Number Gym to provide just that. Number Gym is an individually adaptive fluency experience that gives students a chance to learn and practice decomposing

Zearn's digital manipulatives are built by teachers for students. Before we launch new lessons, Zearn tests its digital manipulatives with teachers and students to ensure that they provide students with a concrete learning experience. In this digital lesson, students explore volume by building with and counting unit cubes. Check out the digital manipulatives by completing the Math Chat here: https://www.zearn.org/video_lessons/1176 | Zearn

Thank you, teachers. The difference you make goes far beyond the classroom. 🤩 Your impact is infinite!♾️ | Zearn

🛠️ Your classroom setup is officially handled. ✅ The Math Motivation Hub has free posters, bulletin board supplies, lesson trackers (and more!) to help you welcome students into math learning from day one. Check out the available resources: https://bit.ly/3KH3iUF | Zearn