Grades 4–8 · New York City · Screen-free
Math is a skill.Build it through practice.
Whether your child is building foundational skills or ready to stretch their thinking, our personalized, mastery-based mathematics program uses learning science techniques and adaptive practice to meet students where they are, strengthen foundations, improve long-term retention and deepen understanding.
How We Work Together
Each week we sit down with your child and go through the worksheets together.
“My child has ADHD so having a clear goal, and 30 minutes of math practice is so helpful for him. The worksheets really enforce the things he knows, which he likes, but also challenges him with new topics, which I like.”
“I like talking to Manny and it doesn't really feel like tutoring. We just go over the stuff I worked on and I like how he doesn't stress me out.”
Every Child Learns Differently
Definition: SMART Worksheet
Physically printed math worksheets that adapt to how your child learns. Your child solves each problem, marks how sure they feel, and our system decides which problems they see next week.
Our SMART Worksheet system adapts to how your child learns. Every problem strategically builds understanding and reinforces mastery.
No generic curriculum. No random textbook problems. No screens for your child to stare at.
One sample student
What a student's progress might look like after completing our 12-week program.
Before the evaluation
A 6th grader whose class is on fractions and decimals.
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- grade 6 skills learned
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- times an old skill came back
A 6th grader whose class is on fractions and decimals. The plan stays in one strand: fractions, decimals and ratios. The free evaluation covers grade 5 and finds them secure on 12 skills, shaky on 3 and missing 4, all of them about division. The 12 weeks alternate filling those gaps with the grade 6 skills that build on them. In week 6, dividing a fraction by a fraction doesn't click, so the mentor gives it another week and everything after moves back a week. By week 12 every gap is closed and the student is ready for the class's ratios unit; ratios and fractions comes next.
Drag the dot to explore the 12 weeks.
- free grade-level evaluation
- one day's worksheet, about 30 minutes
- weekly in-person session
- monthly update
- final evaluation
- a new skill in operations and algebra
- a new skill in fractions, ratios and percent
- Skills with and without review
- evaluation: secure (✓), shaky (~), gap (✗)
Free grade-level evaluation based on New York State standards
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This week
- 5
- evaluation worksheets, one a day
- ~12
- problems each
- ~30
- minutes a day
After the evaluation
A clear picture of your child's strengths and gaps against grade-level standards, and a 12-week plan built from it.*
*Best results come with daily practice and on-time worksheets.
SMART Worksheets
Sample SMART Worksheets. Swipe through, and tapClick any sheet to see it full size.
Built on Learning Science
- Spaced Repetition.Problems come back right before they'd be forgotten, so skills move into long-term memory.Essay
- Confidence + Competence.Students mark how sure they feel on every problem. That signal shapes next week's worksheets.Essay
- Productive Struggle.We protect productive struggle: the difficulty that develops persistence, not anxiety.Essay
- Mastery Based Learning.Students move on when they truly understand, not when the calendar says so.Essay
Resources For Families
Everything we make for our students is free to use at home, whether or not you join the program.
- 500+ Atomic Math Flashcard VideosShort, focused videos covering every core concept from grades 4 through 8.
- NYS Next Generation EvaluationsPrintable, standards-aligned evaluations to check whether your child is on track for their grade.
- Free SHSAT PrepPractice tests with full video walkthroughs, and a study checklist.
- Learning Tips for ParentsPractical, science-based guides on supporting your child's learning at home.
Thirty Minutes A Day
Whether your child is catching up or ready to get ahead, progress starts with learning at the right level. SMART Worksheet practice helps them build on what they know, master what they don't, and keep moving forward.
So we ask families for one commitment: 30 minutes of math practice a day, on paper.
Grades 4–8 · New York City
Start With A Free Week
A five-day evaluation covering key math concepts, with just 20 minutes a day. You'll get a clear picture of your child's strengths, gaps, and misconceptions, and a better sense of whether our program is the right fit for your family.