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NumeriveMATH

FOR CURIOUS LEARNERS. AND THE PEOPLE CHEERING THEM ON.

A small question. A clearer way to think.

Explore a math idea together. Let your child try, ask for a hint, and explain the next step in their own words.

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No account is needed for the samples. Choose English or Chinese at the top of the page.

TRY IT TOGETHER · NO SIGN-IN

What is your child thinking?

Try one fraction question together. The answer starts the conversation; the reason tells you what to explore next.

Example preview — not a saved learner report

Also meet the math tutor — try your own equation →

01 · TRY & EXPLAIN

Two amounts. One shared whole.

12+13=?\displaystyle \frac{1}{2} + \frac{1}{3} = ?

Use / for a fraction. Equivalent fractions are welcome.

Which reason makes sense?

02 · MOVE & NOTICE

Make the pieces the same size

Both bars represent the same-sized whole. Move the slider: the number of pieces changes, but the shaded amounts do not.

12\displaystyle \frac{1}{2}
13\displaystyle \frac{1}{3}
6 equal parts per whole. The shaded amounts stay the same.
  1. The original amounts12+13\displaystyle \frac{1}{2} + \frac{1}{3}
  2. Use equal-sized pieces36+26\displaystyle \frac{3}{6} + \frac{2}{6}
  3. Add the pieces56\displaystyle \frac{5}{6}

With sixths as the shared unit, count the shaded pieces: 3 sixths plus 2 sixths is 5 sixths.

CONTINUE IN UNDERSTAND & REMEMBER

12 learning packs. More ways to understand.

84 original bilingual questions for Grades 4–8: fractions, negative numbers, ratios, and linear equations. The saved learning packs combine questions, selected reasons, visual examples, and new contexts.

  • Parents see submitted answers, selected reasons, and in-app hint use.
  • After the first five checks: review in 2 days, then 7 days after the first review.
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This preview does not send or save your answer. Refreshing clears it. Saved learning requires a family account and applicable parent permission. These checks guide practice; they do not establish mastery or predict grades.

MEET THE MATH TUTOR

A patient guide. A question of your own.

Change the numbers. Ask for the steps. Pause wherever you need to think.

CALCULATION PREVIEW · NO SIGN-IN

This preview calculates complete expressions and equations on your device. It uses rules, not a generative AI model. Full AI questions are available through the classroom below.

No question is uploaded or saved by this preview. It does not change a learner’s progress or allowance. Leave out personal information.

A little room to think.

Your explanation will appear here after you ask. Try changing 11 to 15 in the question above.

CONTINUE IN THE AI CLASSROOM

More questions. A voice when you want it.

The full on-device AI beta can generate explanations for your own questions. Optional microphone dictation lets you check the transcript before asking. Read-aloud uses an installed local voice.

Learner sign-in + separate parent permission. Recent desktop WebGPU browser; about 2.3 GB for AI and an optional ~60 MB for speech. Responses take time and may contain errors. An animated, realistic AI teacher, not live human video.

Explore the AI classroomNew family? Start with a parent account
How a family starts
  1. A parent creates or signs into their account, creates a learner, and reviews the separate Live Tutor permission in the parent workspace.
  2. The learner signs in, selects on-device AI, and chooses whether to download the models. Nothing downloads automatically.
  3. Use a question without personal details, read each step, and check the answer. Parents can pause access or lower the daily allowance.

Parent controls and question limits stay in place.

A SIMPLE WAY TO BEGIN

Try together. Then choose a next step.

  1. See how a question feels

    The public sampler includes fractions, an equation and a counting challenge. Try the hint before opening the full explanation.

  2. Create a parent account

    Use your own email. Create a learner nickname and PIN; your child does not need an email address. Complete the applicable parent permission steps.

  3. Build on the last learning session

    Saved practice and homework start from the learner’s recent topic and difficulty. Parent reports show attempts, hints and independent solves.

Helping with fractions at home?

Use six equal boxes to explain why one third plus one sixth is one half. Our free parent guide includes a picture, coaching prompts and two questions with answers to reveal.

Read the fractions guide →

See the learning behind an answer

An answer after a hint and an independent solution are different kinds of evidence. Your family workspace keeps that distinction, so you can discuss what to review next.

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Choose a route that fits

Build the foundationsFractions, ratios, equations and geometry. Start with the ideas your child is ready to explore.Explore problem solvingOriginal AMC-style practice and preparation routes. Each course page explains its current coverage.Look further aheadBrowse SAT, PSAT and higher-level math from the course menu when the learner is ready.

Before you join

What is saved in the sample?

Sample answers stay in this page’s memory and reset on refresh. They are not added to a student account or parent report. The full learner workspace saves progress after sign-in.

Does my child have to use chat?

No. Learning works without social features. Friends, chat and private learning groups have separate parent permissions and verification. Messages require review by the sender’s parent before delivery.

Is this a test score prediction?

No. Practice records help guide learning; they are not a formal assessment or a promised score improvement. Explore the published lesson content and coverage before choosing a route.

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