Practice at the right level
Adaptive questions and topic paths help learners build from what they know without losing sight of the next skill.
Number sense and test prep for grades 1–10
Learn mental math step by step, then prepare with independently written MAP Growth, STAAR, Math Kangaroo, mCLASS, number sense contest, CogAT, and Olympiad-style practice.
Every activity has a learning purpose, with enough variety to keep practice moving.
Adaptive questions and topic paths help learners build from what they know without losing sight of the next skill.
Guided explanations and worked examples make the thinking visible, so strategies transfer to the next problem.
Rapid-fire rounds strengthen recall and mental flexibility in focused, manageable bursts.
Original assessment-style questions connect everyday number sense to the formats learners meet at school and in competitions.
Build the underlying skills first, then use original practice to get comfortable with assessment and contest-style questions.
Adaptive, independently written math, science, reading, and language practice organized around supported MAP Growth-style goal areas and grade bands.
Original, untimed STAAR-style math, science, and reading and writing questions for supported Texas grades and reporting categories.
Five-choice visual and logic puzzles build flexible problem solving for supported grades without copying official competition questions.
Reading Maze-style cloze passages help supported grades practice vocabulary, comprehension, craft, genres, and conventions.
Mental-math lessons and timed paper practice build speed for arithmetic, fractions, decimals, number theory, and contest shortcuts.
Quantitative-reasoning, Math Olympiad, and Science Olympiad-style challenges add deeper patterns, logic, and multi-step thinking.
Mind Math is independently developed and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NWEA, the Texas Education Agency, Math Kangaroo USA, Amplify, UIL, CogAT, or any Olympiad organization. Assessment and competition names belong to their respective owners. Availability varies by grade and subject.
Core learning and progress work locally on the device. Connected features are limited, explained, and placed behind grown-up controls.