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Core Math Curriculum · Grades K–8, Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II

Virginia math, built for the SOL

Kiddom Virginia Math brings Virginia Board of Education-approved curriculum, flexible teaching tools, assessment, and reporting together in one connected system.

Kiddom Virginia Math is the curriculum and the platform

One connected experience for planning, teaching, assessment, and reporting, with problem-based curriculum designed around Virginia’s 2023 Mathematics Standards of Learning.

What sets the Kiddom experience apart

Faster Planning

Start with complete lessons, Virginia SOL tags, materials lists, teacher guidance, and ready-to-use presentations in one place. Adapt pacing and delivery while keeping the mathematics at the center.

Flexible Delivery

Project a lesson, customize presentations, launch classwork, and gather student thinking from a single screen. Teachers decide when students work digitally, in print, or with hands-on materials.

Assessment in the flow of learning

Use cool-downs, checkpoints, and unit assessments to see what students understand. Manual and auto-scoring options, question-level feedback, and standards-based reporting keep evidence connected to instruction.

Support that continues after launch

Build confidence with implementation training, live support, self-serve resources, webinars, and targeted professional learning.

Designed for Virginia

A complete math pathway

From Kindergarten through Algebra II, Kiddom Virginia Math provides a coherent progression of mathematical concepts, skills, and reasoning.

Rich mathematical thinking

Problem solving, reasoning, communication, connections, and representations are part of daily learning, not an add-on at the end of a unit.

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Virginia-specific content

Virginia-specific lessons and assessments address the 2023 Mathematics SOL, with grade-level adaptations that reflect the skills, concepts, and progressions Virginia students are expected to master.

Standards connected to instruction

Lesson-level standards tags and standards-connected assessment questions help teachers see where expectations are taught and how students are progressing.

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A curriculum built for mathematical understanding

Kiddom Virginia Math helps students learn mathematics by making sense of problems, testing ideas, explaining their reasoning, and connecting strategies.

Conceptual understanding

Students explore ideas, models, and relationships so procedures are grounded in meaning.

Procedural fluency

Students build accurate, efficient strategies and understand when and why to use them.

Mathematical reasoning

Students solve worthwhile problems, compare approaches, justify conclusions, and learn from one another’s thinking.

What a Virginia math lesson looks like

Four real moments from Kindergarten through Algebra II.

How Kiddom Virginia Math is organized

The structure stays familiar across every approved grade and course.

Course

Kiddom Virginia Math: 6th Grade

Unit

Unit 1: Triangles, Parallelograms, and Polygons

Section

Section A: Reasoning To Find Area

Lesson

Lesson 2: Finding Area by Decomposing

Lesson cycle

Warm-up · Activities · Synthesis · Cool-down

Everything you need to teach Kiddom Virginia Math

Teach from the page, the screen, or students’ hands with materials that work together.

Digital

Lessons, presentations, linked handouts, assessments, student work, feedback, and standards-based reports live together in Kiddom.

Print

Teacher guides and student workbooks support planning, instruction, practice, and learning away from the screen.

Kits

Grade- and course-specific manipulative kits, plus center materials for K–5, give students concrete ways to model, test, and explain mathematical ideas.

Support for all learners. Rigorous grade-level mathematics becomes more accessible when students have meaningful ways to enter a problem and communicate what they know.

Math Language Routines

Mathematical language routines

Structured routines help students make meaning, explain ideas, and build the language of mathematics through discussion.

Access for Students with Disabilities

Multiple ways to show thinking

Students can respond with words, equations, drawings, models, and digital tools while teachers keep the learning goal consistent.

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Support at the point of use

Teacher guidance, representations, and lesson-level scaffolds help educators anticipate student thinking and respond without lowering the demand of the task.

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Discover how students learn with Kiddom

Explore how students solve problems, play and learn through digital centers, share their thinking, and make sense of ideas together.
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