For Kindergarten through Grade 8. It follows the enVision Mathematics topics used in Seattle Public Schools. It is not made by or affiliated with Seattle Public Schools or Savvas.
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Grade is set per kid in the profile. The chips show the skills that kid actually sees in Learn.
Pick a grade to see the skills that kid gets — not a scroll of every chip in the app.
| Skill | What kids practice | Grades |
|---|---|---|
| ➕ Addition | Sums that grow with age: 0–10 with counting dots, then 2-digit, multi-digit, and regrouping. Vertical stacked layout for bigger numbers. | K → 8 |
| ➖ Subtraction | Differences with no negative answers. Visual models for younger kids; regrouping / borrowing for older tiers. | K → 8 |
| ✖️ Multiply | Times tables that expand by age: 1–5 and 10, then 1–12, then up to 20×20. | 3+ Hidden K–2 |
| ➗ Divide | Fair shares and fact-family division. Later tiers include 2-digit divisors. | 3+ Hidden K–2 |
| ✳️ Factors | Factor pairs, “is it a factor?”, multiples, missing factor, and how many factors a number has. | 3+ Hidden K–2 |
| 🔤 Express | Evaluate expressions with parentheses, order of operations (a + b × c), and write “3 more than n” as n + 3. |
5+ Hidden K–4 |
| 𝑥 Equations | Solve for x: one-step x + 7 = 19, 3x = 18, then two-step 2x + 3 = 11 at Grade 7+. |
6+ Hidden K–5 |
| 🧩 Missing # | Fill the blank in a fact family, like __ + 4 = 9. Add/sub for K–2; multiply joins at Grade 3; divide at Grade 4+. |
K → 8 |
| 🔗 Number Bonds | Part–part–whole: “10 is 6 and __”, make 10, teen bonds, then tens/ones and make 100. | K → 3 |
| 👥 Equal Groups | Skip-count equal groups and arrays as the on-ramp to multiplication: “3 groups of 4. How many in all?” | 2 → 3 |
| 🎲 Mixed Mix! | A shuffled mix of skills the kid can already see — including Clock, Money, Patterns, Shapes, and more. | K → 8 |
| Skill | What kids practice | Grades |
|---|---|---|
| 🔢 Place Value | Tens and ones, then hundreds. Digit in a place, compose a number, value of a digit, which number is greater. | K → 8 |
| 👆 Counting / Skip Count | K–1 count objects on screen, one more/less, and easy skip-counts. Grade 2+ skip-count and number-sense only (no object counting). | K → 8 |
| 🔁 Patterns | Emoji ABAB / AABB patterns for K–1. Number sequences, growing patterns, and missing-middle blanks for Grade 2+. | K → 8 |
| ↕️ Ordering | Smallest, largest, first in order, middle value, and (7+) which number is between two others. | K → 8 |
| ⚖️ Even / Odd | Classify a number, pick the even or odd from a list, and (7+) even/odd of a sum. | K → 8 |
| 📐 Compare | More, fewer, same — with sets of objects, numerals, then < > =. | K → 8 |
| 🎯 Estimate | Round to 10, then closer-to, about-how-much sums, and rounding to 100 for older kids. | K → 8 |
| 🔟 Decimals | Tenths, hundredths, and thousandths grids, write a fraction as a decimal, money as $0.45, compare 0.4 vs 0.04, then decimal + − × ÷. | 4+ Hidden K–3 |
| ± Integers | Read a mark on a number line, name opposites, and add or subtract with negatives (small phone-friendly range). | 6+ Hidden K–5 |
| ▤ Ratios | Read or complete a tape-diagram ratio (3:2, 4 red for every 5 blue) and find a unit rate from a small countable story. | 6+ Hidden K–5 |
| % Percent | Read a shaded 100-grid or percent bar, find a friendly part like 20% of 50, and one-step tax/tip lite. | 6+ Hidden K–5 |
| 🎲 Probability | Find P as a fraction from a spinner or bag, certain (1) vs impossible (0), and compare which event is more likely. | 7+ Hidden K–6 |
| Skill | What kids practice | Grades |
|---|---|---|
| 🕒 Clock & Time | Read an analog clock, time later, time earlier, and elapsed minutes. K–1 uses hours and half-hours; Grade 2–3 uses 5-minute marks; Grade 4+ includes duration between two times. | K → 8 |
| 🪙 Money | US coins: pennies, nickels, dimes, then quarters at 7+. Coin values, counting a purse, making an amount. | K → 8 |
| 📏 Measure | K–1: which ribbon is longer (close lengths) and count paperclips along a line. Grade 2+: read a centimeter ruler — including ribbons that do not start at 0 — and how much longer A is than B. | K → 8 |
| 🔁 Convert | Metric and time conversions: m↔cm, hours↔minutes, kg↔g; Grade 5+ also km↔m and L↔mL. | 4+ Hidden K–3 |
| 📅 Calendar | Days of the week, next/previous day, days after/before, days in a week, weeks-to-days. | K → 8 |
| Skill | What kids practice | Grades |
|---|---|---|
| ⬡ Shapes | Name 2D shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle; hexagon at Grade 2+). Kindergarten–Grade 2 also name 3D solids (cube, cone, cylinder, sphere), tell flat vs solid, and which can roll. Grade 2 counts cube faces. Grade 4+ adds angles and lines. | K → 8 |
| ▣ Area | Count unit squares on a rectangle, then length × width, then find a missing side from the area. Visual-first for Grade 3. | 3+ Hidden K–2 |
| ▭ Perimeter | Add the sides of a rectangle or square, then find a missing side when the perimeter is given. | 3+ Hidden K–2 |
| 📦 Volume | Count unit cubes in a prism, then length × width × height, find a missing edge when the volume is given, and (Grade 6+) surface area of a rectangular prism. | 5+ Hidden K–4 |
| 📍 Coords | Name a point on the coordinate plane and pick which labeled point is (x, y). Grade 6+ adds quadrants (I–IV). | 5+ Hidden K–4 |
| 📐 Pythagorean | Find a missing leg or hypotenuse on a right triangle with whole-number sides (3-4-5 family). | 8 Hidden K–7 |
| Skill | What kids practice | Grades |
|---|---|---|
| 🍕 Fractions | Equal parts, shaded parts, name the fraction, and “what is 1/n of a group?” Denominators grow with age (halves–fourths, then fifths/sixths, then eighths). | 3+ Hidden K–2 |
| 🍰 Frac Ops | Equivalent fractions with models, compare like denominators, add and subtract (including unlike denominators), then fraction × ÷ lite. | 3+ Hidden K–2 |
| Skill | What kids practice | Grades |
|---|---|---|
| 📖 Word Problems | Short stories for add/sub (all ages), then multiply, then divide. Kids extract the math from a sentence. | K → 8 |
| 📊 Data | Pictographs (1 picture = 1, then scaled units), mini tables, line plots, and (Grade 6+) mean and median. | K → 8 |
The Learn tab is untimed Casual practice. Kids pick a skill, type or tap an answer. On a problem, the toolbar may show a Number board, Place, Hint, or Strategies chip — tap it for a visual or a teacher-style strategy. No pressure timer. Settings can keep counting dots on. The address bar updates, so a refresh or a shared link opens the same tab or skill.
Games that still teach. Correct plays count toward today’s Quest Chart star.
A star for showing up. Hit today's goal and stamp the month. K–1: 8 · G2: 10 · G3: 12 · G4: 14 · G5: 15 · G6–8: 20. Wrong answers still teach; they just don't fill the star.
On by default; can turn off in Settings. Avatar Studio dresses the hero. Hero House furnishes a room (store, arrange, lighting, nap, math streak board, pet).
Mistake Rehab restacks missed problems until they're cleared — those count toward today's star. Parent Report is in Settings — parents enter the year they were born (18+).
A Math/Read toggle at the top of Learn switches to phonics and reading practice at its own Reading Level: letters, Sound Play (Rhyme Time, First Sounds, Clap the Beats, Blend the Sounds — picture games, no reading needed), sound-it-out (CVC words with read-the-word-tap-the-picture, blends/digraphs, magic-e/vowel teams, Bossy R & Vowel Pairs, Word Endings: -s, -ed and -ing, with the spelling rules at grade 2, Two Words Make One: compound words like sun + flower, Opposites: hot and cold, matched with picture cards, Word Parts: un-, re-, -ful and -less at grades 2–3), sight words, sentence reading, and “What Happened?” short-passage comprehension. The Parent Report says when every skill at the current Reading Level is at 90%+.
No accounts and no kid PII. Progress lives on the device (and on your family sync code if you turn that on). The Parent Report is an on-device summary.
Badges unlock as kids practice. Locked trophies still show what to aim for.
A family phone app for Kindergarten through Grade 8 math practice. It follows the enVision Mathematics topics used in Seattle Public Schools. It is not made by or affiliated with Seattle Public Schools or Savvas.
No. There are no accounts and no kid personal information. Progress stays on the device, and on a family sync code if you turn that on.
Learn is untimed Casual practice. Kids pick a skill and answer questions. On a problem, the toolbar may show a Number board, Place, Hint, or Strategies chip — tap it for a visual or a teacher-style strategy. There is no pressure timer in Learn. Settings can keep counting dots on.
A star for showing up. Hit today's goal and stamp the month. It is the daily ritual — not the fire answer streak.
Recipe Rush, Answer Slice, Monster Truck, Number Muncher, Bond Split, Plot Painter, and Quest Pinball. Correct plays count toward today’s Quest Chart star.
