Grades 1–10 · Learn the skill, then practice the format
Mind Math combines explicit mental-math teaching with original school-assessment and competition-style practice. Learners can build the underlying skill, try a focused question set, and review clear worked steps.
Choose a learner grade inside the app to see the currently supported subjects and practice banks. Availability varies by grade.
Original Science questions for grades 6–8 and Social Studies questions for grades 5–8 support topic practice with explanations and full timed tests. Social Studies follows the 2026–27 study outlines; availability depends on the learner grade.
Grade-matched lessons teach arithmetic, fractions, decimals, estimation, algebra foundations, geometry, and fast mental-math strategies before learners enter a timed or untimed practice mode.
Independent MAP Growth-style math, science, reading, and language practice uses supported goal areas and grade bands. Adaptive sessions adjust challenge without reproducing proprietary NWEA questions.
Original STAAR-style math, science, and reading and writing practice follows supported Texas grades and reporting categories. Learners can work without a timer and review the reasoning behind an answer.
Five-choice visual, spatial, number-pattern, and logic puzzles give supported grades a competition-style problem-solving workout without copying official Math Kangaroo problems.
Original Reading Maze-style cloze passages help supported grades practice vocabulary, comprehension, genres, author craft, and language conventions one meaningful word choice at a time.
Mental-math lessons, rapid-fire drills, and contest papers build speed across whole-number arithmetic, fractions, decimals, number theory, measurement, and classic contest techniques.
CogAT-style quantitative reasoning develops number analogies, patterns, relationships, and flexible problem solving with original questions and step-by-step review.
Olympiad-style challenges stretch multi-step reasoning, mathematical creativity, scientific thinking, and careful use of evidence for supported grades.
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 Math or Science Olympiad organization. Assessment and competition names belong to their respective owners. Mind Math uses independently written practice and does not reproduce proprietary test questions.
Create a nickname-only local learner profile, choose a grade, and open Tests to find the available assessment and contest practice modes.
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