New tools and resources help educators screen, teach, monitor progress, and build math confidence.
A new school year is a fresh opportunity to help every student build foundational math skills and confidence. This fall, MyTouchMath® introduces new tools and enhancements that help educators deliver consistent instruction, make informed decisions, and bring math concepts to life.
From ready-to-use direct instruction videos to hands-on manipulatives for grades 3–5, these updates are designed to give educators more support — and give students more ways to succeed.
Deliver consistent instruction with direct instruction videos
Every student deserves access to clear, explicit, and systematic math instruction. New direct instruction videos for grades 1–6 help educators deliver consistent, research-backed learning experiences without adding extra preparation time.
Use the videos flexibly in whole-group instruction, small-group intervention, or independent student practice. They’re ready when you need them, helping teams provide a more consistent learning experience across classrooms and settings.
Learn more about direct instruction videos
Start with the right instruction using the Math Academic Screener
Effective instruction begins with understanding where each student is. The Math Academic Screener for grades K–12 helps educators place students efficiently and identify their math strengths and gaps from day one.
Located in the Screening tile, the screener provides actionable information to help teams make instructional decisions, monitor growth, and ensure every learner receives the support they need. The Dyscalculia Screener is also available in the same tile, making it easier to identify students who may benefit from more targeted assessment and support.
Learn more about the Math Academic Screener
Simplify IEP progress monitoring with personalized probes
Progress monitoring should help educators focus on instruction — not create more manual work. The new Progress Monitoring tile includes Skills-Based Progress Monitoring, an AI-powered tool that helps teams measure and document progress on skills connected to students’ Individualized Education Program (IEP) goals.
In just a few steps, educators can create personalized, IEP-aligned probes tailored to a student’s interests, whether that’s sports, animals, or pop stars. Probes can also be delivered in a student’s preferred language. Results are automatically tracked and graphed throughout the year, so educators have the information they need without manual data collection.
With Skills-Based Progress Monitoring, you can:
- Set up personalized, IEP-aligned probes in just a few steps.
- Deliver probes based on students’ interests and preferred language.
- View real-time growth graphs and year-round reporting.
- Generate progress reports for parents and other stakeholders.
Get started with Skills-Based Progress Monitoring
Bring grades 3–5 math concepts to life with new curriculum and manipulatives
Students build deeper understanding when they can see, touch, and connect with math concepts. New curriculum and manipulatives for grades 3–5, now available in MyTouchMath, help make that possible.
TouchCubesTM and TouchFractionsTM are new hands-on tools that complement the grades 3-5 curriculum, help students master math foundations, and strengthen conceptual understanding. By giving students concrete ways to explore concepts, these tools help them visualize and internalize increasingly complex math.
The result is more meaningful learning and more opportunities for students to build confidence as they move from concrete experiences to representational and abstract thinking.
Learn more about TouchMath® for grades 3–5
Navigate MyTouchMath more easily
The improved MyTouchMath teacher and student dashboards make it faster and easier to find the tools you use most. Students now have an easier navigation experience, too, with clear star indicators that show what to work on next and what they’ve already completed — whether it’s an assignment, an assessment, or a progress monitoring probe. With more intuitive navigation, fewer clicks and easier progress tracking, educators can spend less time managing technology and more time supporting students.
See the enhancements in action
Watch the back-to-school walkthrough video for a guided tour of the new MyTouchMath features and tools.