The Multisensory Math Curriculum is a structured system of teaching math using manipulatives. Manipulatives provide concrete ways to help students understand mathematical concepts. Students relate abstract ideas about numbers and shapes to something they can actually see and feel. This makes mathematical ideas easier to internalize, and often allows the student to solve problems they might not be able to solve otherwise. In this curriculum all three channels of learning are used: seeing, hearing, and feeling. This type of approach allows a student stronger senses to support and strengthen its weaker senses.

There are six levels in this curriculum:

    Level 1  Counting and Numeration 
    Level 2  Addition and Subtraction
    Level 3  Multiplication and Division
    Level 4  Fractions
    Level 5  Decimals and Percentage 
    Level 6  Intermediate Algebra.