Hey everyone — I just shared a roundup of the *best math resources that are approved or used by states* and great for learning from home (linked above). It includes a bunch of high-quality programs and tools for all ages, from elementary through high school.

Includes [DeltaMath for Home](https://www.deltamath.com/home/modulo-reddit) (the at-home version of the DeltaMath platform a lot of middle/high school teachers use), regular DeltaMath,[ IXL](https://joinmodulo.com/products/ixl), [Desmos](https://joinmodulo.com/products/Desmos), [ST Math](https://joinmodulo.com/products/st-math), [Reflex Math](https://joinmodulo.com/products/reflex-math), [XtraMath](https://joinmodulo.com/products/xtra-math), [Prodigy](https://joinmodulo.com/products/prodigy-education), [Zearn,](https://joinmodulo.com/products/zearn) [DreamBox](https://joinmodulo.com/products/dreambox), [Teaching Textbooks](https://joinmodulo.com/products/teaching-textbooks), [Singapore Math](https://joinmodulo.com/products/singapore-math), [Eureka Math](https://joinmodulo.com/products/great-minds-eureka-math), [Illustrative Math](https://joinmodulo.com/products/illustrative-mathematics), [Khan Academy](https://joinmodulo.com/products/khan-academy), [Mathspace](https://joinmodulo.com/products/mathspace), and a few others.

If you’re trying to use something that aligns with standards or might qualify for state funding, this should save you some digging.

The best math programs used or approved by states