Math practice for all of elementary school

Math changes a lot between Kindergarten and 5th grade, and so do kids. It helps to have one familiar place to practice that grows up with your child, instead of a new app every September.

One place for all of elementary school

• Nothing starts over. Your child's badges, progress and history come with them from one grade to the next.
• Every child at their own level. A 2nd grader who's racing ahead and a 4th grader who needs a refresher both get practice that fits.
• Brothers and sisters, one account. Each child has their own profile and their own progress, all in one place for you.
• Skills build on each other. Fractions in 4th grade lean on what was learned about counting and sharing years earlier, so it helps to keep it all together.

Practice that fits every grade

• Pre-K and Kindergarten: counting, comparing, shapes and the first steps of adding and taking away.
• 1st and 2nd grade: adding and subtracting with confidence, place value, telling time and counting money.
• 3rd to 5th grade: multiplication and division, fractions, area and perimeter, graphs and word problems.

Practice covers four areas at every grade: Numbers & Place Value, Problem Solving, Measurement & Data and Geometry. Want the details? The Grades 3–5 curriculum guide explains the skills in plain English.

Sessions kids actually finish

• Short sessions. About five minutes, so it fits before dinner or after the bus.
• Celebrations. Badges and Weekly Stars that cheer on the effort, not just the right answers.
• Math that matches the page. Fractions look the way they do in school, and graphs and number lines are easy to read.

Questions parents ask