http://ies.ed.gov/ncee/projects/wwc/elementary_math.asp
The What Works Clearinghouse (WWC) review of this topic focuses on math curricula designed for use in elementary schools with attention to student outcomes related to math achievement. Elementary school is defined in this review as a school with any of the six grades, kindergarten through fifth grade. Elementary school math curricula are math programs that specify clear learning goals for students; extend over the course of a semester or more; are central to students' regular instruction; and are based on text materials, manipulatives, computer software, videotapes, other materials, or any combination thereof. Closely related programs such as supplemental math programs, and instructional practices such as computer-assisted instruction, may be addressed in future WWC reviews, but are not included in the current review.
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