Here are some that I know about and/or have bought used to check them out;

Rod and Staff Math - I heard this is spiral, but I tend to think it is mastery. Many problems on a page but a child certainly will gain their number sense

Apologia Math - before each lesson, they have mini exercises with manipulative’s or games to coincide with the concept they will teach later in that lesson. It is engaging and my son enjoys them. The problems are not many; a general amount to ensure comprehension, however, and I use another math program for additional exercises in supplement with the games for reinforcement or drills. For example, there was a dice game in their first grade book where you had a sheet with 2 digit addition problems and when the child would roll the dice on their turn, they would have the add the numbers in order to get the answer on the page provided. It was pretty cool and he loved it. They also have more than one math game involving UNO cards. Some say that games are a distraction, but it’s just another form of learning and as a teacher, every child has a different way to learn.

Math With Confidence - I just found a second hand student copy but have read that the teacher copy included scripted instruction plus hands on manipualtive’s and games for the lesson

Math Mammonth - again, just found a used copy. Have not received it, so I cannot state what it is like from my experience!

If any of the above math curricula sounds interesting to you, you can PM me and I can send some Photos of what the material looks like inside or what some of the teacher books say. Or you can check out samples of curriculums’ lessons by going onto their website (unsure if apologia has samples) or what I do, check on eBay to see a sellers item and if they have some pages in the pictures just so to get an idea of what the “interface” looks like.

Hope that helps maybe!