For parents
Free math practice that follows your child's school year
Kindergarten to 5th grade. Games your child wants to play, lessons in the order their class learns them, and a clear view of how they're doing.
- Free
- No ads
- No chat
- Nickname only
In school-year order
147 lessons from kindergarten to 5th grade, in the order schools teach them, each matched to its Common Core standard. Questions get easier or harder on their own.
Safe by design
No ads, no chat, and no real names: each child is a made-up nickname and an animal. Nothing to buy on kids' screens.
You see what they practiced
Each child's Progress page shows their week, which skills are strong or need practice, the questions they missed, and what to try next.
What does your child learn this year?
Pick a grade to see every lesson in school-year order, each with a question to try and a printable worksheet.
📊 What you'll see
An example of a Progress page, with made-up data:
Blue Tiger 42 · Grade 2 · 🔥 5-day streak
- 2-digit addition Strong
- a.m. or p.m.? Getting there
- Count coins Needs practice
What to practice next: Count coins (6 of 10 right lately).
🖨️ Printable worksheets
Every lesson has a free worksheet: 12 questions at the level you pick, with an answer key. Make a new one any time, for a rainy day or extra practice before a test.
See a sample: 2-digit addition →Questions parents ask
Is it free?
Yes. Every game, lesson, worksheet, and Progress page is free, with no ads and no way for kids to spend money.
Does my child need an email or an account?
No. Kids can play right away as guests. A free grown-up account gives each child a profile (a nickname and an animal) so their progress is kept on every device.
What do I need?
Any phone, tablet, Chromebook, or computer with a web browser. You can add it to the home screen like an app, with nothing to download from an app store.
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A note from the founder
I built agarwalmath because I wanted math practice I'd happily hand to any child: games that are fun, lessons that match what they're learning in class, and nothing that sells to kids or asks for their personal details. It's free for kids. If something could be better, I'd love to hear from you.
Devraj Agarwal, founder · Email me
Ready to try it?
Make a free family accountIt takes a minute. Then add your kids: a made-up nickname, an animal, and their grade.