For parents

How My Numbers teaches maths

Short, friendly sessions with instant feedback, worked examples and a clear record of everything your child finishes — no worksheets, no pressure and no sign-up to try it.

Instant feedback

Every answer is marked the moment it is tapped, so a mistake becomes a quick correction instead of a mystery.

Small steps

Lessons break each skill into short steps with a worked example, from counting right through to fractions.

Play counts too

Counting games and practice rounds reinforce the same number facts in a way children actually want to repeat.

The approach

Understanding first, speed later

The app follows the way maths is usually taught in the early years: build the idea with something you can picture, practise it in short bursts, then check that it stuck.

  1. See it, then say it

    Counting and place value come first. Children group objects into tens and say a number as tens and ones before writing any digits — the same order used in most primary classrooms.

  2. Strategies, not tricks

    Addition teaches "make ten" and "near doubles", subtraction teaches counting up, and multiplication is explained as equal groups. These are real number strategies, not answer-matching games.

  3. Practise in short rounds

    Ten quick questions with instant feedback keep concentration high. Scores and streaks show effort over time, so improvement is visible even on a harder day.

  4. Check understanding

    Lessons can be marked as finished, and the progress panel records rounds played, best scores and completed lessons — a simple, honest picture of what has been learned.

Free to try

What the five free tries include

Every visitor gets five practice tries to use however they like, with no account and no card:

  • A full ten-question round in the practice arena — addition, subtraction, multiplication, division or a mixed round.
  • A complete session of either counting game.
  • Instant feedback, scores and streaks in every try.
  • Full access to the written lessons and the free trial lesson.
  • Progress saved on the device so you can watch the record build.

When the five tries are used, a prompt explains that a subscription unlocks unlimited practice. Nothing is ever charged automatically.

Safety first

How your child's progress is kept safe

A child never needs to sign up, share an email or give any personal detail to practise or play.

  • Progress is saved in the browser on your own device, not on a public profile.
  • A young learner only ever types a first name, and only if you choose to save progress.
  • Subscriptions are arranged by an adult and use a secure payment page.
  • No advertising and no third-party tracking on the games or lessons.
  • You can clear the saved progress at any time from your browser settings.
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Subscriptions

How the Monthly and Yearly plans work

Both plans unlock exactly the same thing — the whole library, unlimited practice and both games. You only choose how you would like to pay.

Unlimited practice

Every operation, every level and both counting games, with no daily limit once subscribed.

Monthly

A smaller commitment, paid each month. Cancel whenever you like and keep access until the period ends.

Yearly

The same full access at the lowest yearly price — about the cost of nine months for twelve.

Monthly

Flexible

C$12.00 / month

Full access, paid month by month. Cancel any time.

  • Every lesson — from counting to fractions
  • All practice levels for each operation
  • Both counting games, fully unlocked
  • Saved progress, rounds and best scores

Yearly

Best value

C$105.00 / year

Twelve months for the price of about nine. The cheapest way to keep going.

  • Every lesson — from counting to fractions
  • All practice levels for each operation
  • Both counting games, fully unlocked
  • Saved progress, rounds and best scores

Prices are in Canadian dollars and charged by an adult. Try the free lesson first, or use your free tries in the arena.