39
kits and card-deck sets
Kits based on IM® K–5 Math and IM® v.360
Your teachers cut nothing. The curriculum gets taught the way it was written.
Every lesson and center card the grade calls for — printed, cut, sorted by unit and lesson, and boxed before it reaches your building. One line on a purchase order. Zero hours at the paper cutter.
9
grade levels, Kindergarten to Grade 8
0
hours at the paper cutter — kits arrive cut, organized and boxed
39kits and card-deck sets
$550–935per grade level, published openly — no form to see it
Net 30on approved district purchase orders
24students per kit — 10 per center stage at a time
The arithmetic nobody publishes
Every vendor says “saves time.” Including the lesson cards is what really saves it.
The curriculum is designed to be taught with materials in students’ hands. When prep time runs out, teachers make a rational choice — they skip the center and hand out a worksheet, and the task that was supposed to build the concept quietly disappears. A district that bought the curriculum and never sees centers or card sorts in classrooms did not get what it paid for.
A curriculum is only as good as the coherence with which it is taught.
What one grade level actually contains
Individual card decks in one classroom kit · based on IM® K–5 Math
Every one of these is a separate deck that has to be printed on 80 lb stock, cut, sorted, bagged and boxed before a single lesson runs. Counted from the deck lists published on our own product pages — not estimated.
What a district actually compares:
Copy masters — low sticker price, and every hour of printing, cutting and organizing is paid for in teacher time.
A finished kit — one line on a purchase order, zero hours.
Copy masters — low sticker price, and every hour of printing, cutting and organizing is paid for in teacher time.
A finished kit — one line on a purchase order, zero hours.
What making them yourself costs
- 80 lb card stock — copy paper will not survive a year in a center bin.
- Colour toner, because a large share of the decks are colour-coded or image-based.
- A guillotine that cuts card stock, and a spare blade.
- Bags, boxes and labels for every deck, or the sets mix within a fortnight.
- The hours — printing, cutting, sorting, bagging and boxing, for every deck above, for every classroom.
The copy masters are free. The cutting is not.
Three ways to buy a grade level
Pick the depth. Every kit ships cut.
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Lessons Only Card Decks
Every lesson card in the grade, on 80 lb card stock, cut and sorted by unit and lesson.
$550 -
Centers & Lessons Card Decks Most ordered
Lesson cards plus every center activity the grade calls for — the full set needed to run the curriculum as designed.
$750 -
Card Deck + Game Board Bundle
The full kit plus the game boards, built to take a year of daily use.
$935
Buying more than one
Volume discounts apply automatically.
Counted across the whole order — every grade, every building, both curricula together. 10 kits or more takes 5% off, 20 or more takes 8%, and 50 or more takes 10%. You do not have to ask for it, and you do not have to build a quote to find out.
Curriculum
IM® K–5 Math
Based on IM® K–5 Math. Kindergarten through Grade 5. Matched unit by unit.
See all K–5 kits → CurriculumIM® v.360
Based on IM® v.360. Kindergarten through Grade 8. Matched unit by unit.
See all kits → v.360 onlyGrades 6–8
Available for IM® v.360, the version that runs through Grade 8. Nobody else cuts these.
See middle school →Why districts choose us over a copy-master set
Four things a box of blank card stock cannot do.
Pre-cut
Arrives ready to hand out
Not printable files. Physical cards, already cut, sorted and boxed by lesson.
Consistent
Every classroom the same
A coach walking four rooms sees four identical sets, so coaching is about the math.
Authored
Made by someone who taught it
Created by a teacher who also contributed to the professional learning team for the curriculum, and who taught from it before she cut a single card.
Durable
Built to withstand student use
Heavy card stock and boards built to take student use, not to last a single month.
Districts already teaching with the kits
What curriculum leaders tell us.
Our teachers stopped spending Sunday afternoons at the paper cutter. That is the whole review.
Rhinelander School DistrictWisconsin
The centers actually run now. Before, they were the first thing to get dropped when the week got tight.
Camden Fairview School DistrictArkansas
A coach walking into four rooms sees the same materials on the same day. That changed what our coaching meetings are about.
Hampden-Wilbraham RegionalMassachusetts
Purchasing
We are set up for how districts actually buy.
No cart and no credit card. Build a request, send it, and get a formal quote your business office can attach to a purchase order.
Step oneYouRequest
Build a request
Add the kits and classroom counts you need. Prices are published openly — nothing is hidden behind a form.
Step twoWithin one business dayQuote
We send a formal quote
On letterhead, with our W-9 attached, shipping calculated and tax removed if you are exempt.
Step threeYour timelinePO
Your district issues a PO
Send it to the address on the quote. We accept district purchase orders on Net 30 terms.
Step fourDate confirmed on your quoteDelivered
We build and ship
You get an invoice that matches the purchase order line for line.
What we supply on request
- W-9 — current year, attached to every quote
- Net 30 terms on approved district purchase orders
- Your tax exemption applied before the quote is issued
- Vendor registration forms completed for your district
- Funding-ready wording for Title funds documentation
- Woman-Owned Small Business certification
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