Students who can name the unit, draw the model, and explain the math — starting with the two topics where upper-elementary understanding goes to die. Free to start, today.
Not ready? Try the free Grade 4 demo lesson first →
*Iowa Elementary, Nampa, Idaho: 16% to 55% math proficiency over four years — read the principal's account →
We know what the upper grades actually feel like — because we've been in the room.
Three fourths is three units of one fourth — and the day students can say that, draw it, and defend it, fractions stop being a rule pile. Multiplication is the same idea at whole-number scale: 6 × 24 is six units of 24, drawn with an area model they can take apart.
That's why our lessons put the model first and the procedure second — and why students stop rebuilding fractions every September. Watch the free Grade 4 lesson →
Teachers who watched understanding arrive — and said so.
“I saw light bulbs turn on and thinking turn on that I had never seen with math.”
“This is it. This is how to teach math.”
“These kids aren't just saying math words anymore. They can explain them and show models to back it up.” — Rosie Ashcraft · and Ms. Hochstrasser's 4th graders made dramatic gains — the kind you can point to on the assessments and see in how students talk about the math.
The Grades 3-6 Pack is open right now, no trial needed. Yours to keep whether or not you ever enroll.
Equivalence & unit fractions — a full lesson taught, with the interactive practice that goes with it.
Watch it free →The game your students play against the board — matching fraction bars, naming the unit.
Play it free →What goes wrong and when — first learning, then operations — with the fixes that work.
Read it free →
“Fractions are where understanding goes to die in the upper grades — and it is never the kids' fault. Let me show you the unit-first version where it finally clicks.”
The people behind 30+ years of classroom research don't hand you a binder and disappear. They're in the portal, on the weekly calls, and — when you need it — building a plan for your students with you.
Coach in the room, number line up
PD that respects your time
Fraction questions? He's got them.
Your classroom, your students, your constraints. You tell us what Tuesday actually looks like — we start there, not with a script.
Diagnostic → instruction → intervention, mapped to your roster. You'll know exactly what to do tomorrow and why it works.
Weekly live calls with Dr. Brendefur & Dr. Ismail, portal Q&A answered by people who've taught the lesson. When you hit a wall, we're there.
Tell us about one student who's stuck — or one lesson that keeps falling flat — and we'll help you build the plan for it. That's the partnership: teacher-led, expert-backed. We don't push a system downward; we listen, advise, question, and support.
This is what each part is worth on its own. Inside the Complete Math Success Program, it's all yours — built around you, the teacher.
Every line is included in your membership
Plus at least an hour of expert time free — and as many questions as you can ask, answered. Start with 7 days free, and everything you download is yours to print and keep — FOREVER.
Fractions get to click. You don't need one more thing on your plate — you need the model that makes them click. One routine this week; the rest builds from there.
Straight answers — the same ones we'd give you on a call.
No — it supplements it. The models, routines, and assessments deepen how your students think about the math you're already required to teach, alongside your adopted curriculum.
The lessons target the concepts your grade-level standards expect — number sense, place value, the operations, fractions — and we'll help you map them onto your district's pacing.
Less than you'd think. Lessons come with plans, printables, and practice built in — most teachers start with one routine a week and grow from there.
Printables print on any printer; the demo lessons and interactive games run in your browser. Nothing to install.
Coaching is live and on demand — sessions live in the portal, so you can catch up whenever it works.
Start with 7 days free. Then it's $21/month or $210/year, month to month — cancel anytime in one click, and everything you've downloaded is yours to keep. If it doesn't make your teaching clearer within 30 days of your first charge, we refund you. No forms.
Teachers don't need another commitment. Start free, watch a student defend a fraction with a model, feel more confident walking into class tomorrow.
Month-to-month after your trial · no contract · cancel anytime.
Plus the 30-day money-back guarantee: if it doesn't make your teaching clearer within 30 days of your first charge, email us and we refund you. No forms, no explanation required — and you keep the materials you already downloaded.
Here's what you get instantly when you join the Complete Math Success Program (7 days free, then $21/month):