Build lifelong math skills and confidence in about 5 minutes a day
Free math practice, designed for PK-5 and optimized for busy families.
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Hi there! I'm Bobby.
I'm an award-winning math teacher and the father of two elementary schoolers.
When my kids started school, I wasn't sure how to help them succeed in math. Now they love learning math - and I know your kids can too.
Built for young kids
So easy my four-year-old uses it.

Try it!
Pick a grade and answer three real questions from the club.
Look at the ten-frame. How many more dots are needed to make 10?
Optimized for busy families
Reports and recommendations you can actually use.
Maya nailed her shapes today
bobby@bobbysmathclub.com
To: Sam
Hi Sam,
Maya practiced Geometry today, sorting shapes by their number of sides.
Highlights
- Named every flat shape, even a triangle turned upside down.
- Counted the sides and corners of a hexagon on her own.
- Practiced on 3 days this week.
Next Up
- Telling flat shapes from solid ones, like a square and a cube.
How You Can Help
- Here's a short guide to flat and solid shapes, with ideas for helping Maya at home.
Thanks for cheering Maya on as she keeps learning.
-Bobby
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Yes. Unlimited practice is free forever, so you can start today with no credit card. We built it because every kid deserves great math practice, not just the ones whose parents can afford it. Learn more about pricing
Pre-K–5th grade (ages 3-11). The difficulty adapts within that range, so a 3-year-old just learning to count and a 5th grader working with fractions and decimals both get questions at the right level. Learn more about what each grade covers
No. Despite the name, it's free online math practice, so there's nothing to attend. Your child practices on a phone, tablet, or computer, about 5 minutes at a time, whenever it suits your family. Learn more about how it works
Whatever works best for your family. Your child can practice any day, for as long as they like. We recommend about 5 minutes a day, but it doesn't have to be every single day. Bobby aims to practice with his kids three days per week.
If your child gets stuck, the questions meet them at their current level so they can rebuild confidence. A hint comes in when they need one, "I don't know yet" leads to a short lesson instead of a wrong answer, and every answer gets encouraging feedback. We never make a child feel bad for getting something wrong. Learn more about math anxiety
We encourage it! Practicing together is a great way to spend quality time and show your child that math matters. But it's not required — every question can be read aloud, hints are available if they're stuck, and the difficulty adjusts automatically. Many families start together, then let their child take the lead. Learn more about helping with math
5 minutes a day is the sweet spot. Sessions are short on purpose — we'd rather your child do 5 focused minutes and feel great about it than grind through 30 minutes and start to dread math. Consistency matters more than quantity. Learn more about what the research says
Yes. Practice follows the math children learn in school, grade by grade, across four areas: Numbers & Place Value, Problem Solving, Measurement & Data, and Geometry. It's a great supplement to whatever curriculum your child's school uses. Learn more about the curriculum
Yes. We never sell your child's data. We use a few trusted service providers, for email, read-aloud and hosting, only to run the club. The only data we collect is used to personalize their learning experience and send you progress updates. Learn more about privacy
Anything with a web browser — phones, tablets, laptops, desktops. Works on Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. There's also an app for iPhone, iPad and Android.
You'll get regular email updates summarizing what your child practiced, how they did, and what to focus on next. You can also check the parent dashboard anytime to see their current level in each math category. Learn more about progress reports
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