Yes. Brilliant's math lessons align with many Common Core State Standards for Mathematics (CCSS-M). The Common Core math coverage map starts with a standard and identifies relevant Brilliant courses and lessons.
How to use the Common Core map
Browse by grade or search for a standard code or skill. The map covers standards from grade 3 through high school, including number and operations, ratios, equations, functions, geometry, statistics, and probability.
- Parents and homeschool educators can find material related to a learner's current schoolwork.
- Teachers can choose lessons that support standards they are teaching.
- Curriculum planners can compare the covered standards with their full curriculum to identify gaps that need other resources.
Does Brilliant cover every Common Core math standard?
No. The map lists only standards that Brilliant content fully or partly addresses. It does not list or mark every uncovered standard. Compare it with the full standards or your school's curriculum to identify gaps.
Brilliant lessons emphasize conceptual understanding, visual reasoning, and problem solving. A mapped lesson may not reproduce every activity, fluency requirement, assessment, or instructional sequence in a local curriculum.
Is Brilliant a complete Common Core curriculum?
Brilliant supports learning across many Common Core math standards, but it is not organized as a one-to-one reproduction of a school curriculum. Use the map to find relevant lessons, then compare them with the requirements your learner needs to meet.
Can families use the map without a school account?
Yes. Any parent, homeschool educator, or learner can use the map. Access to particular lessons depends on the learner's Brilliant plan.
Are other standards mapped?
Browse the Standards Alignment section for state standards, international curricula, and exam mappings as well as Common Core.
Related resources
Sources
[1] Common Core State Standards Initiative, “Mathematics Standards”.
[2] Brilliant, “Common Core math coverage”.
[3] Brilliant, “Courses”.
