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What it is

Eureka Math is a web-based mathematics curriculum covering Prekindergarten through Grade 12. It is designed around rigor, coherence, focus, and understanding why mathematical methods work. Free Open Educational Resources provide PreK–12 PDF Student and Teacher Editions, curriculum maps, and overviews. Schools can also choose print materials, including K–12 student workbooks, PreK–12 teacher editions, and assessment and fluency packets. Eureka Navigator is an interactive digital PreK–12 curriculum and professional-development platform with print-edition features, while Teach Eureka supplies 18 one-hour professional-development sessions for each grade. Affirm adds technology-enhanced formative items, instant grading, analytics, reporting, and differentiation practice, with integrations for Google Classroom, Canvas, and Clever. Great Minds supports Clever, ClassLink, OneRoster v1.1 CSV, and self-serve CSV rostering. Schoology and Canvas connect through LTI 1.3 services. Student workbooks are available in six languages for Grades K–8.

Spec sheet

What it does
Eureka Math is a PreK–12 mathematics curriculum built around conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, rigorous problem solving, and coherent progression across grades.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Purpose
Eureka Math is a curriculum designed to build rigor, coherence, focus, and understanding of the why behind mathematics.Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Audience
Professional development is designed for classroom teachers, curriculum leads and coaches, special education teachers and interventionists, curriculum directors, and school or district administrators.Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Integrations
The digital platform supports LTI integrations, OneRoster rostering, Clever and ClassLink, plus Google single sign-on; Canvas and Schoology are documented LMS connections.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Support
Great Minds provides digital support guides for navigating curriculum, running assessments, syncing rosters, and solving technical questions.Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Headquarters
Washington, D.C., United StatesRead 28 Sep 2026 · greatminds.org
Founded
2007Read 28 Sep 2026 · greatminds.org
Accessibility
Great Minds says it is working toward WCAG 2.1 AA compliance for Eureka Math² print and digital materials.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Affirm
Affirm supplies digital mid-module and end-of-module assessment and practice items with analytics and reporting.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
API and SDKs
The public integration documentation describes LTI, OneRoster, SSO, and LMS workflows but does not present a general-purpose public API or SDK.Read 15 Oct 2026 · digitalsupport.greatminds.org
Assessment feature
Eureka Math provides pre-module diagnostic, formative, and summative assessments to monitor student understanding.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Assessments
Affirm provides technology-enhanced formative items, instant grading, analytics, reporting, and differentiation practice.Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Company facts
LinkedIn lists Great Minds in Washington, DC, with 1,001–5,000 employees and a 2007 founding year.Read 15 Oct 2026 · linkedin.com
Company type
Great Minds describes itself as a public benefit corporation creating research-backed math, literacy, and science curricula.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Curriculum structure
The program concentrates on fewer major topics per grade and links models and concepts across modules and grade levels.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Digital curriculum
The Eureka Navigator is an interactive PreK–12 curriculum and professional development platform with the features of the print editions.Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Digital Suite
The Eureka Digital Suite combines the interactive Eureka Navigator curriculum with Teach Eureka professional-learning videos.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Documentation and support
Great Minds provides a Digital Help Center with step-by-step articles for curriculum navigation, assessments, rostering, integrations, and troubleshooting.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Equip
Eureka Math Equip is a digital pre-module assessment and remediation tool for identifying prerequisite knowledge gaps.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Google Classroom support
Teachers can share Great Minds student resources into Google Classroom, while district IT must configure Google as a trusted application.Read 15 Oct 2026 · digitalsupport.greatminds.org
Grades
The curriculum provides materials from Prekindergarten through Grade 12.Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
In Sync
Eureka Math in Sync delivers video lessons and assignments for students learning continuously outside normal classroom attendance.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Languages
Print student workbooks are available in Armenian, Arabic, French, Korean, Mandarin, and Spanish for Grades K–8.Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Licence
The downloadable core curriculum is an open educational resource licensed for noncommercial use under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Limit: implementation burden
An independent teacher reflection said students entering in later grades struggled with unfamiliar vocabulary, routines, and strategies, requiring tutoring and sustained implementation.Read 15 Oct 2026 · achievethecore.org
Limit: language scaffolds
The Oakland review found that lesson-level language scaffolds were often nonspecific and not frequent enough for language development.Read 15 Oct 2026 · ousd.legistar.com
Limit: pacing
Teachers and reviewers reported that the amount of content can make it impossible to complete every lesson within the intended schedule.Read 15 Oct 2026 · ousd.legistar.com
Limit: parent clarity
Education reporting described complaints that Eureka’s methods and terminology were confusing to parents and that some schools abandoned or reduced use of it.Read 15 Oct 2026 · hechingerreport.org
Limit: student books
A California curriculum review criticized Eureka Math² student books for lacking worked examples and explanatory prose, leaving direct instruction mainly in teacher materials.Read 15 Oct 2026 · lacanadamath.org
Limit: teacher dependence
Oakland reviewers characterized lessons as highly teacher-led and said scripts assume a particular discussion flow with limited student decision-making.Read 15 Oct 2026 · ousd.legistar.com
Limit: timed fluency
The same teacher found Eureka sprints difficult to fit into pacing and noted that some students were uncomfortable with their timed format.Read 15 Oct 2026 · achievethecore.org
LMS support
Great Minds supports Schoology and Canvas through LTI 1.3 single sign-on, deep linking, and assignment and grade services.Read 1 Oct 2026 · digitalsupport.greatminds.org
Navigator updates
The updated Navigator adds bookmarking, grade filters, real-time search, standards searching, lesson notes, and kindergarten observational assessments.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Notable limitation
Assessment data and reports are no longer accessible after a curriculum or edition transition unless users preserve or request the data beforehand.Read 1 Oct 2026 · digitalsupport.greatminds.org
Notable news
Great Minds announced Eureka Math² on November 10, 2021 as a new curriculum paired with a digital platform.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Origin
Great Minds says the organization began with a 2012 grant and developed New York’s EngageNY Math into Eureka Math.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Praise: conceptual depth
A classroom teacher reported that Eureka develops deep number sense, creative problem solving, perseverance, and mathematical discussion when implemented consistently.Read 15 Oct 2026 · achievethecore.org
Praise: standards alignment
An Oakland review committee credited Eureka with strong alignment to content standards, focus standards, detailed guidance, and connected exit tickets.Read 15 Oct 2026 · ousd.legistar.com
Privacy compliance
Great Minds publishes a California privacy notice describing rights under the CCPA and CPRA.Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Professional development
Teach Eureka includes 18 one-hour professional-development sessions for each grade from prekindergarten through grade 12.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Rating on EdReports
Meets Expectations on Gateways 1, 2, and 3 for grades K–8; report released March 29, 2023.Read 15 Oct 2026 · edreports.org
Rostering
The Great Minds platform supports Clever, ClassLink, OneRoster v1.1 CSV, and self-serve CSV rostering.Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Rostering documentation
The help center documents Clever, ClassLink, Google, OneRoster v1.1 CSV, SFTP delivery, Canvas LTI 1.3, Schoology LTI 1.3, deep linking, and score synchronization.Read 15 Oct 2026 · digitalsupport.greatminds.org
Student materials
Students can use free PreK–12 OER editions or paid Learn, Practice, and Succeed workbooks, with several language options for grades K–8.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
System model
The digital platform is browser-based and accessed through Great Minds accounts and district-configured identity or rostering services.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Teacher materials
Teacher Editions contain lessons and support items for each module, with English and Spanish editions available for grades K–8.Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org

Plans and prices

Eureka Digital Suite trial Free 30-day trial · Great Minds account required Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Eureka Math core OER Free PreK–12 curriculum PDFs · instructional materials · noncommercial use Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Eureka Math Open Educational Resources Free PreK–12 PDF curriculum · Student and Teacher Editions · curriculum maps and overviews Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Eureka Digital Suite Priced on request Eureka Navigator · Teach Eureka videos · PreK–12 access Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Eureka Math Print Materials Priced on request K–12 student workbooks · PreK–12 teacher editions · assessment and fluency packets · bundles Read 1 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org
Print materials and paid digital products Priced on request Printed workbooks · Digital Suite · Affirm · Equip · in Sync Read 15 Oct 2026 · greatminds.org

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Strong points and limits

Strong points

  • Materials span Prekindergarten through Grade 12
  • Free PDF curriculum resources
  • Built-in formative assessment and analytics
  • Multiple rostering options
  • LTI 1.3 support for Schoology and Canvas

Limits

  • Assessment data may disappear after edition transitions
  • Web is the listed platform

Who it suits

It suits schools and educators seeking a standards-aligned, single-subject mathematics curriculum with teacher tools, assessments, professional development, and LMS or rostering integrations.

Eureka Math in depth

Read the full write-up

Eureka Math is a single-subject mathematics curriculum spanning Prekindergarten through Grade 12, aimed at schools that want a consistent approach from early learning through secondary grades. Its strongest case is the combination of free core materials and optional digital, print, assessment, and training layers; schools changing editions must protect assessment records in advance.

Overview

The program is built around rigor, coherence, focus, and understanding why mathematical ideas work. That makes it a plausible foundation for districts seeking standards-aligned instruction across every grade band, with teacher tools and built-in assessments rather than a collection of disconnected resources. Its scope is mathematics only, so it is not the right replacement for a cross-subject curriculum platform.

The Open Educational Resources offering gives schools a substantial starting point at no charge: PreK–12 PDF curriculum, Student and Teacher Editions, curriculum maps, and overviews. This favors schools comfortable distributing and teaching from downloadable documents. Interactive delivery, physical workbooks, and expanded assessment or training services require moving to other offerings.

Key features

Digital curriculum and training

Eureka Navigator is an interactive PreK–12 curriculum and professional-development platform that carries the features of the print editions into digital instruction. Teach Eureka adds 18 one-hour professional-development sessions for every grade from PK through 12. The breadth suits districts onboarding teachers at scale and supporting curriculum leads, coaches, special education teachers, interventionists, directors, and administrators. Schools wanting only lightweight lesson content may not need this full training layer.

Assessment and data

Affirm supplies technology-enhanced formative items, instant grading, analytics, reporting, and differentiation practice. It integrates with Google Classroom, Canvas, and Clever, while Great Minds supports Clever, ClassLink, OneRoster v1.1 CSV, and self-serve CSV rostering. Schoology and Canvas receive LTI 1.3 single sign-on, deep linking, assignment, and grade services. These connections make the system more workable in established school technology environments, but assessment continuity requires planning: after a curriculum or edition transition, assessment data and reports are no longer accessible unless users preserve or request the data beforehand.

Language and support

Print student workbooks are offered in Armenian, Arabic, French, Korean, Mandarin, and Spanish for Grades K–8. Digital support guides cover curriculum navigation, assessment operation, roster synchronization, and technical troubleshooting. Great Minds also publishes a California privacy notice addressing CCPA and CPRA rights.

Pricing

Eureka Math Open Educational Resources

free. PreK–12 PDF curriculum, Student and Teacher Editions, curriculum maps, and overviews are included. This is the best fit for schools with limited budgets or staff prepared to manage PDF-based instruction. It does not provide the interactive Navigator, Teach Eureka video series, or physical workbook bundles.

Eureka Digital Suite

Custom pricing. The package combines PreK–12 curriculum with Navigator and the Teach Eureka Video Series. It suits districts seeking a managed digital experience and structured professional development, but a quote is required before committing to the budget.

Eureka Math Print Materials

Custom pricing. K–12 student workbooks, PreK–12 teacher editions, assessment and fluency packets, and bundles serve schools that prefer physical classroom materials or need printed supplements. Costs and terms depend on the order, so this is less predictable than the free PDF route.

A free trial is offered, though no duration or conversion terms are provided.

Platforms

Eureka Math runs on the web. The wider Great Minds environment supports the roster and LMS connections described above, including Canvas, Schoology, Clever, ClassLink, OneRoster v1.1 CSV, and self-serve CSV workflows.

Who it's for

Choose Eureka Math for a school or district standardizing mathematics from PreK through Grade 12, especially when coherence, professional learning, formative assessment, and standards alignment matter. It is also practical for schools that need multilingual K–8 print workbooks or want to begin with free PDFs. Look elsewhere if you need a multi-subject platform, native mobile applications, or assessment records that remain automatically available through edition changes.

Pros and cons

Pro: Free PreK–12 PDFs, student and teacher editions, and planning documents remove an initial software charge.

Pro: Navigator, Teach Eureka, and Affirm cover digital teaching, training, grading, analytics, and differentiation in one math ecosystem.

Pro: Broad rostering and LMS support reduces friction for schools already using Clever, ClassLink, Canvas, or Schoology.

Con: Digital and print offerings use custom pricing, making procurement less transparent.

Con: Assessment data and reports can disappear after a curriculum or edition transition without advance preservation or a data request.

Alternatives

For a broader mix of free and paid math practice across many devices, choose MobyMax, whose free educator version has limited access compared with licensed features and whose Family plan costs $7.99 a month.

Khan Academy is preferable when a free, widely supported digital learning service is the priority; its Enterprise Starter plan is $10 a year per student for U.S. schools and districts with 1,000 or fewer licenses.

Choose Reading Eggs for a paid family-oriented reading and math package, with Reading & Math at $13.99 a month for up to four children.

Imagine Learning suits schools seeking broader K–12 education solutions with custom pricing.

CK-12 FlexBook 2.0 is the better choice for free, customizable online textbooks whose content varies by subject and book.

Amplify Classroom fits educators wanting free web-based K–12 math, literacy, and science lessons with a Teacher Dashboard and Polypad manipulatives.

OpenSciEd is a free downloadable curriculum resource for educators or parents, with registration required.

Reveal Math is an alternative paid math course, including a Grades 6–8 one-year student bundle at $65.16 a year.

Verdict

Eureka Math is a strong recommendation for schools seeking a coherent PreK–12 mathematics program that can start with free PDFs and expand into digital curriculum, professional development, print materials, and integrated assessment. Choose it for the grade-span consistency and instructional infrastructure; look elsewhere if transparent pricing, cross-subject coverage, mobile-first access, or effortless preservation of assessment history is more important.

Verdict

Eureka Math offers broad grade coverage with free core PDFs and optional digital, print, assessment, and training components. Schools should preserve assessment data before curriculum or edition transitions.

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