For Back-to-School 2025, Great Minds has undertaken a series of updates to streamline the user experience and improve our digital platform. These updates were informed by extensive product feedback, user testing, and thoughtful considerations around lesson preparation.
Updated Digital Experience
The new Eureka Math² digital experience includes a streamlined and simplified layout and design. Review the video below for an overview of the new experience.
Presentation Slides
Eureka Math² teachers now have the flexibility to download and edit lesson slides as PowerPoint files, allowing for greater customization. As an alternative to downloading the files, teachers can preview and display the full PowerPoint file in the platform. See the video below for a preview of the slide presentation tools:
Sending slides to students while presenting is no longer available. However, the PowerPoint files can be uploaded elsewhere to allow for student access. There are additional impacts specific to Grades 6+. See Grades 6 and Up Digital Lessons below for more information.
Eureka Math² Teacher Edition
Eureka Math² lessons are now available in printable PDF format. Teachers can use in-platform annotation tools to annotate lesson PDFs, and their annotations will be saved in the platform. If teachers return to a lesson PDF, any annotations from their previous session(s) will be visible and can be modified if needed.
Digital Interactives
If a lesson contains digital interactives, teachers can locate them on the Resources page at the lesson level. Lesson slides will include embedded links to any digital interactives included in the lesson.
Students can access digital interactives in a few ways:
- Teachers can assign digital interactives to their students.
- Teachers can share digital interactives with students using direct sharing links.
- Students can access digital interactives independently from the Resources page in the platform.
Student collaboration and live monitoring on digital interactives in 6+ digital lessons and K–5 slides is longer available. Additionally, student progress or interaction with digital interactives is no longer saved in the platform.
Context Videos
If a lesson contains context videos, teachers can locate them on the Resources page at the lesson level. Lesson slides will include embedded links to any context videos included in the lesson.
Students can access context videos in a few ways:
- Teachers can assign context videos to their students.
- Teachers can share context videos with students using direct sharing links.
- Students can access context videos independently from the Resources page in the platform.
Teacher Reports
The updated digital experience includes changes to teacher assessment reports that simplify navigation and provide a consistent reporting experience across Great Minds curricula. See the below articles for more information on the updated teacher reports:
The Adjusted Score column and calculations have been removed from class-level reports. To maintain consistency in score calculations across teacher and administrator reports, all assessment scores now use a raw score calculation.
Administrator Reports
The Adjusted Score calculation has been removed from administrator reports. To maintain consistency in score calculations across teacher and administrator reports, all assessment scores now use a raw score calculation.
Administrators also have access to a visual assessment report for assessments completed by two or more classes.
Grades 6 and Up Digital Lessons
Based on user feedback, Great Minds has modified the digital lessons for grades 6 and above in the Eureka Math² product, which impacts both Teach and Learn books. These updates aim to provide consistent instructional pedagogy across the Levels K–Algebra I product and enhance the reliability of our digital platform.
Select your Eureka Math² edition below to review which lessons are impacted by these changes:
Key Changes:
- Editable PowerPoint slides are available to download for all lessons.
- Interactives and context videos found to be most beneficial for students are now accessed via a URL within the slides. These interactives can be assigned by teachers and are available in the Resources section for both teachers and students.
- Live student monitoring has been retired. As a result, the digital lessons and accompanying Teach book guidance have been reauthored.
- Updated lesson PDFs are available for download directly from the digital platform.
Impacts:
- Current print Teach books for the listed digital lessons do not reflect the new updates, and there are changes to page numbers.
- The current student Learn books are also impacted by these changes. There is no impact on the scope and sequence or lesson numbers.
Math I
Math I is no longer included with Eureka Math² print or digital offerings.
We understand these changes may require adjustments in your classroom processes. Thank you for your continued partnership and feedback as we work to enhance Eureka Math² for your students and classrooms. You can contact us if you have any questions or feedback regarding these updates.