Math Academy
Math practice that grows with every student
Students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 practise eight math topics at their own level, climb a seven-level ladder, and earn certificates anyone can verify. Parents stay in control of logins, friends and features.
- topics for Grades 1–12
- 8topics for Grades 1–12
- levels per topic
- 7levels per topic
- a dedicated Kindergarten path
- Ka dedicated Kindergarten path
- fully bilingual
- EN · FRfully bilingual
What students practise
Each topic has its own ladder, so a student can be advanced in one area and still building confidence in another. Problems are generated for the student’s current level, so there is always something new to solve.
Arithmetic & Number Sense
Grades 1–12 · 7 levels
Fractions & Decimals
Grades 1–12 · 7 levels
Geometry & Measurement
Grades 1–12 · 7 levels
Algebra
Grades 1–12 · 7 levels
Number Theory
Grades 1–12 · 7 levels
Combinatorics
Grades 1–12 · 7 levels
Probability
Grades 1–12 · 7 levels
Logic & Patterns
Grades 1–12 · 7 levels
The seven-level ladder
Every topic follows the same progression, from first steps to creating problems for others.
Level 1
Learn
Clear, guided problems that introduce the core idea.
Level 2
Practice
Repetition with variety to build accuracy and fluency.
Level 3
Stretch
Slightly harder problems that push beyond the comfort zone.
Level 4
Challenge
Multi-step problems that call for a strategy, not just a procedure.
Level 5
Competition
Contest-style problems that reward reasoning and persistence.
Level 6
Mastery
Reaching this level earns a Mastery certificate for the topic.
Level 7
Create
Students write their own problems for others, reviewed by the Academy team.
How students level up
To move up, a student completes a battle: 19 problems that ramp from warm-up to extreme. At least 80% must be correct, so a promotion always reflects real understanding.
On the Kindergarten path, a battle has 5 questions and 4 correct answers are needed.
Ways to practise
Students choose how they want to work each time they open a topic.
Free practice
No timer and no pressure: unlimited problems at the student’s current level.
Daily challenge
One harder problem per topic each day, untimed, to reward depth over speed.
Battles
The 19-problem ladder that decides whether a student moves to the next level.
Friend duels
Students challenge an approved friend to a battle on the same topic and compare results afterwards.
Motivation that stays positive
Rewards recognize effort and progress. There are no ads and no purchases with real money.
- Points
- Earned for every correct answer and shown in each session summary.
- Coins and the shop
- Correct answers also earn coins, spent on items to decorate a personal space. Coins have no real-money value.
- Family champion
- A friendly weekly ranking among siblings in the same family, based on points earned that week.
Certificates anyone can verify
Students earn a certificate when they reach Mastery in a topic or when a problem they created is approved. Each certificate carries a unique code.
- Printable from the student’s certificate page
- Verifiable by a teacher or school at any time, without an account
- The public check shows only the achievement, the date and the first initial of the student’s name
Safety by design
The Math Academy was designed for children first. Parents decide what their child can do.
PIN login, no email
Children sign in with a family code and a personal PIN set by a parent. Resetting the PIN signs out every device.
Parent-approved friends
Friend requests use a friend code and only take effect once a parent approves them from the dashboard.
No chat between students
Students can see a friend’s display name, avatar and duel results. There is no messaging of any kind.
Parent control at all times
Parents can withdraw consent or delete a child’s profile from the dashboard at any time; existing sessions end immediately.
How to get started
Setup takes about five minutes.
Create a parent account
Sign up, confirm your email, give consent and add your child’s profile.
Set your child’s PIN
From your dashboard, choose a PIN for your child and note your family code.
Your child signs in
On any device, your child selects Student login, enters the family code, picks their profile and types their PIN.