Glow Math Facts
Math facts
lesson previews.
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Start with a model, try a strategy, and show your thinking.
Explore Math FactsResources for teachers, tutors and homeschool families
Reading and math
teaching resources.
Browse 582 lessons and nine starter guides across Math Facts, Sight Words, and Math & Logic. Explore worked examples, reading samples, and learning goals freely. Try three complete lessons with a free adult account. A paid account opens the full library and up to 40 student seats.
Open to educators, tutors, and grown-ups supporting learning.
Free samples require adult registration. No student data needed.
Official U.S. reading and math figures from kindergarten through grade 4, with each source and year.
Early learning statisticsMeet M.I.R.E.R.
Review practice results.
Assign targeted reinforcement.
M.I.R.E.R. is Glow’s AI-assisted learning cycle. It uses practice results to suggest reinforcement activities and follow-up checks.
Parents and teachers review the practice results, choose a teaching approach and approve the activity. Learners can use the assigned reinforcement on screen or on paper.
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MonitorRecord practice patterns.
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InformShow results and a teaching suggestion.
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ReinforceAssign focused reinforcement.
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EvaluateCheck independent recall and retention.
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RewardRecognize effort and independent work.
Adults review and approve recommendations.
Math facts
Glow Sight Words
Sight-word
lesson previews.
Dolch and Fry pathways from Pre-K through Grade 3. Practice reading, spelling and using high-frequency words.
Explore Sight WordsGlow Math & Logic
Math & Logic
lesson previews.
450 lesson drafts and nine original starter guides. Explore number relationships, fractions, sorting, patterns, shapes, and more.
Explore Math & LogicGetting started with classroom resources
Preview a lesson.
Choose the resources you need.
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Browse by subject and grade.
Browse lesson previews by subject, grade, math operation, workshop, or word system. Read a sample and see what children will practice before creating an account.
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Create an adult account.
Create a free adult account for three full sample lessons and their PDFs. A paid account adds the full library, teaching tools, and student progress. Newsletter signup is optional.
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Adapt the lesson to your instruction.
Use the resources alongside your existing instruction. Adjust the pace, model aloud, and return to the skill without color cues too.
Pacing guides & learning plans
Build a weekly
lesson schedule.
Turn a Glow lesson pathway into an editable schedule for your classroom, small group, tutoring session, or homeschool day. Math Facts, Sight Words, and Math & Logic share the same planning tools.
Choose teaching days and session length.
- Choose your starting point.
Select a subject, grade range, learning pathway, and starting lesson. Review its prerequisites and readiness questions.
- Let Glow organize the sequence.
Choose your teaching days and session length. Glow divides longer lessons across days and schedules returns to earlier learning. Preview the plan before saving.
- Keep the plan flexible.
Open Today for the next session, or This week for the bigger picture. Move a session or reschedule unfinished work while keeping completed observations in place.
Downloadable planning resources
Download weekly guides and lesson packs.
Choose a week in your plan’s Print tab to download:
Weekly pacing guide
Scheduled lessons, goals, materials, teaching prompts, and home connections.
Teacher pack
The weekly guide, full teaching plans, and answer keys in one PDF.
Student pack
Worksheets and investigations, ready to hand out with teacher answers kept separate.
The Progress tab also offers a private progress report PDF for your teaching and family conversations.
Learning Plans, pacing PDFs, and Glow Check-ins are included with a paid adult account. A free adult account includes three complete sample lessons and their printables.
Scaffolding & differentiated practice
Model the skill.
Reduce help as independence grows.
Scaffolding means offering help as a learner gets started, then easing it back as they become more independent. Glow lessons bring the models, prompts, supports, and extension ideas into your teaching session.
Model the idea
Use the lesson’s worked example, objects, drawing, or word routine. Make the thinking visible.
Practice together
Follow the teacher prompts. Open More support for the lesson’s extra help, or choose a supported introduction when making your plan.
Invite an independent try
Use the lesson check and record what you see: independent, with support, or needs a revisit. Note the model or context used.
Choose the next step
Glow suggests support, review, or an extension from your observations and linked practice. You decide which suggestion to add to the plan.
Assess starting skills and retained learning.
Glow Check-ins connects starting checks, lesson checks, weekly reviews, and later rechecks to each learner. A starting check can suggest the first lesson in a new plan. Choose online tasks or printable checks, then record adult observations for spoken reading, explanations, and hands-on work.
One adult account. Up to 40 learners.
Use a class or group plan for shared teaching. Link a separate plan to each learner for individual observations, check-ins, and progress reports. Students use their existing email-free seats; app practice uses the apps covered by your subscription.
Keep a plan for each subject, copy a plan for another learner, and adjust the pace as you go.
Classroom account access
Manage three subjects
with one adult account.
One adult sign-in connects all three subjects. Start with free samples, then purchase a web app for the full classroom and 40 email-free student seats.
Create a free adult account