PARENT + CHILD · SIDE BY SIDE

Learn math together.

You stay beside your child. Math brings the example, the practice, and a useful prompt for the next conversation.

Start a family session See how co-learning works

8–12 min togetherParent prompts included

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HOW IT WORKS

8–12 MINUTES TOGETHER

One lesson. Four shared moves.

The screen guides the activity. You guide the conversation.

Look at one example together

Let your child try

Use a parent prompt

Talk through what changed

A line graph becoming a route through a future city

TRY ONE TOGETHER

FAMILY GRAPH LAB

Ask. Plot. Explain the pattern.

Invite your child to plot (1, 2), (2, 4), and (3, 6). Then ask: “What stays the same each time?”

Explore the Graph Lab together

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GRADES 7–12

Choose what your child is learning.

A parent or guardian should stay present during the session.

GRADE 7

Try one short family lesson.

No child account. No advertising. Preview progress stays in this browser.

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PARENT ACCOUNT

Save your family’s learning progress.

I am 18 or older and the parent or legal guardian. I consent to the storage, visibility, retention, and deletion terms described above and in the linked notices, and I will stay with my child during learning.

The account belongs to you. Your child does not sign in. Math saves one shared family learning record and does not ask for a child’s name, email, birth date, school, photo, or voice.

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Learn math together.

One lesson. Four shared moves.

Look at one example together

Let your child try

Use a parent prompt

Talk through what changed

Ask. Plot. Explain the pattern.

Choose what your child is learning.

Ratios & geometry

Linear relationships

Algebra I

Geometry & proof

Algebra II

Advanced math

Try one short family lesson.

Save your family’s learning progress.