Count, group, compare, and shape ideas with objects.
Find patterns, transform models, and test strategies.
Connect symbols, graphs, modeling, and proof.
Three ways to experience mathematical mastery
Embark on mathematical quests. Build equations with drag-and-drop blocks. Watch your solutions unfold step-by-step.
Create digital classrooms. Assign quests to your students. Monitor progress with the Mastery Matrix.
Link to your child's account. Monitor their learning journey. View completed quests and celebrate progress.
From pyramids to fractals, functions to logic - master math through adventure!
Progress from basic operations to advanced problem solving through our structured curriculum
PEMDAS and equation building
Variables, expressions, and equations
Shapes, proofs, and spatial reasoning
Patterns, series, and fractals
Logic and critical thinking
Curated hands-on activities and educational materials from the National Informal STEM Education Network — free for educators, families, and community organizations.
Activities that connect mathematical thinking to real-world STEM challenges, including measurement, patterns, and spatial reasoning.
Players work together to solve a series of math and science challenges grounded in real data about living on the Moon. Requires measurement, calculation, and problem solving.
Use math and scale to create a pocket-sized model of the solar system, exploring ratios, proportions, and astronomical distances.
Discover the mathematics of nature through fractal patterns, self-similarity, and geometric sequences found in art and science.
Explore nanoscale to cosmic scale through hands-on measurement activities that build number sense and unit conversion skills.
Activities that teach students to collect, organize, and visualize scientific data using charts, graphs, and infographics.
Use the math of soccer — angles, speed, trajectories, and statistics — to explore the same calculations scientists use to measure the universe.
Every Math Academy lesson is mapped to Common Core State Standards for Mathematics — the college- and career-ready framework adopted by 41 states to build deep mathematical understanding from kindergarten through grade 8.
K–5 Domains
6–8 Domains
Mathematical Practices