How Bobby's Math Club Works
Math is like anything else — it just takes practice.
Our Approach
Solving math problems is a chance for kids to feel successful. Feeling successful is good! Our questions adapt to your child's current understanding, so they always see problems at just the right level of difficulty. As your kid grows, the math grows along with them — while helping them review prior content along the way.
Doing math together is also a way to spend quality time with your kids. You don't need to be a math expert to encourage and support their learning! Just sit down with them for a few minutes, a few times a week, help them answer the problems they see, and let them know you believe in them. That's what Bobby does with his own kids. Read Bobby's story
Try a question
This is what your child will see. Pick a grade and give it a try. Mistakes are okay!
Look at the ten-frame. How many more dots are needed to make 10?
Go ahead and tap an answer. Try a wrong one too, or tap the speaker to hear it.
Kid-friendly features
Simple interface
Easy-to-answer questions let kids focus on the math. Every question can be read aloud, so even pre-readers can practice.
Helpful hints
Tap the light bulb, or miss once, and a hint appears. Then try again.
Learning opportunities
When kids tap “I don't know yet,” we show them the answer and explain how to get there, so they can learn it for next time.
Positive reinforcement
We celebrate right answers, but never penalize wrong ones. Mistakes are natural and they help kids learn.
From sign-up to level-up
Learning math has never been easier.
Join, then add your child (free, ~2 minutes)
Add Student
How should questions be presented?
What makes us unique
Practice made for your child
Every practice session is customized for your child, so it's never too easy or too hard. Each one also includes spiral review, to keep all of their skills sharp. A few sessions per week is plenty!
👋 Hi, Maya!
What would you like to practice?
Practice 2 more days to unlock your next Growth Check
Badges kids love
Kids earn badges as they learn: one for each area of math they master, a Weekly Star for practicing three days in a week, and secret badges to discover. You can print a certificate for any of them.
Tap a badge to see what it's for.
Show What You Know
For finishing the initial diagnostic.
Detailed reporting
See your child's level in each area of math, and the questions they missed, so you can go over them together. After every Growth Check, you get a full progress report.
Progress Report
Maya
Growth Check #2
| Area | Level | Skills mastered |
|---|---|---|
| Numbers & Place Value | High 1st Grade | 22 of 31 |
| Problem Solving | Early 1st Grade | 10 of 19 |
| Measurement & Data | 1st Grade | 11 of 19 |
| Geometry | 1st Grade | 10 of 16 |
An example report for a made-up child.
Email updates
After each practice session, you get a short email: what your child worked on, the highlights, what's next, and one easy way to help at home. Invite a co-parent and they get them too.
From Bobby's Math Club
🚀 Maya is getting smarter!
Hi Sam,
Maya practiced Measurement & Data today: telling time to the hour.
Highlights
She read the time on every “o'clock” clock without a hint.
Next Up
Telling time to the half hour.
How You Can Help
At dinner, ask Maya what time the kitchen clock says.
An example. Every email is written about your own child's practice.
Prefer pencil and paper? That counts too.
Print a worksheet made for your child: ten questions at their level, with answers to circle or to write in. When it's done, snap a photo. We read every answer, you check what we read, and then it counts toward their levels, just like practice on screen.
1. Print
A sheet made for their level
2. Solve
At the table, no screen
3. Snap
One photo with your phone
4. Check
Fix anything we misread, then save
More than one child? Print for everyone at once, then scan the whole stack.
More about Paper Practice
Your Opportunity
Your kids can enjoy and succeed in math. It just takes practice. If you help them build a strong foundation now, every new skill has something solid to stand on. You'll have a great time watching them learn and grow, too.
And look — we know you're busy. Bobby is a parent too! But 5 minutes of practice, a few times a week, is plenty. It doesn't have to be every day, and you'll see what they learned after each practice.