Homeschool math for ages 3–10

Inspect HomeSchool.You math courses, lessons, games, and hands-on activities—from early counting through fractions, data, probability, and real-world problem solving.

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Courses and complete syllabi

🔢 Math Fundamentals

Build real number sense — count, compare, group, and recognize patterns. From counting toys on the rug to spotting why even and odd numbers behave the way they do.

20 lessons

📊 Statistics, Probability & Data Reasoning

Build data literacy through statistical questions, categories, measurement, graphs, center, spread, probability, sample spaces, fair games, simulation, surveys, sampling, experiments, correlation, causation, risk, prediction, misleading graphs, data ethics, statistical claims, data-informed decisions, and a data investigation capstone.

20 lessons

Games and interactive practice

🏎️ Math Racer

Steer your car into the correct answer block — speed matters!

🎈 Balloon Pop Math

Pop the balloon with the right answer before it floats away!

🚀 Speed Math

How many can you solve in 60s?

🧮 Math Flash

Solve problems lightning fast!

🧱 Base-10 Blocks

Build numbers with ones, tens & hundreds — watch 10 ones become a ten!

🍕 Fraction Bars

See fractions as parts of a bar — compare, equal, and feel the size!

📏 Number Line

Find numbers, jump to add & subtract — even with negatives and decimals!

🕵️ Word Problem Coach

Translate stories into math — find the question, pick the operation, solve!

🧺 Basket Counter

Drag fruit & veggies into the basket — learn to count and name things!

🃏 Flashcards

Master math facts, vocab & state capitals!

🧠 Brain Dash

Run, dodge & grab the right answer coin — math & word picks!

🚀 Number Blaster

Solve the math problem — shoot the asteroid with the right answer!

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