Grades 1 to 3
Counting, number sense, place value, addition and subtraction facts, early multiplication, telling numbers apart on a number line, and simple word problems. Lessons use pictures, blocks and games to make ideas concrete.
Math builds like a staircase. If a step is missing, such as place value, multiplication facts or fractions, every new topic that depends on it feels confusing, and a child who used to like math can start to say "I am just not a math person." The good news is that gaps can be found and filled, and confidence comes back quickly once they are.
Our online math tutors work 1-on-1 with your child on a live video call with a shared whiteboard, where they can write out problems, draw models and work through examples together. Tutors can follow your child’s schoolwork, homework and tests, or use our own curriculum to rebuild core skills. We aim to work 1 to 2 weeks ahead of the classroom so new topics feel familiar when the teacher introduces them.
Tell us about your child and we will hand pick the tutor that best fits their needs.
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By grade level
Tutors meet your child at their level, whether that means catching up, keeping up or getting ahead.
Counting, number sense, place value, addition and subtraction facts, early multiplication, telling numbers apart on a number line, and simple word problems. Lessons use pictures, blocks and games to make ideas concrete.
Multiplication and division facts, long division, fractions, decimals, percentages, area and perimeter, and multi-step word problems. This is the stage where gaps most often start to snowball.
Integers, ratios and proportions, expressions and equations, and the start of algebra. Tutors help students build the habits of showing work and checking answers before high school.
Algebra, geometry, functions, trigonometry and calculus, plus test and exam preparation. High school lessons are a full hour so there is time to work through problem sets in depth.
Common challenges
If any of these sound familiar, a few weeks of focused 1-on-1 help can change how your child feels about math.
When addition or multiplication facts are not automatic, every bigger problem is exhausting. Short, regular practice with quick games makes facts stick so your child can focus on the actual problem.
Fractions are one of the biggest turning points in elementary math. Tutors use pictures and models to build real understanding before moving to the rules.
Many children can do the calculation but freeze when it is hidden in a sentence. Tutors teach a simple routine for reading the problem, picking out what matters and choosing the operation.
One missed unit can make the next three feel impossible. A tutor can go back to the missing step, fill it in, and then catch your child up to the class.
Getting started
Tell us about your child’s grade, what is going well and what has been hard. There is no cost and no pressure to sign up.
We match your child with a tutor who fits their needs and personality, and you choose days and times that work for your family.
Lessons happen on a video call next to a colorful shared whiteboard, so your child can write, draw and practice right alongside the tutor.
We recommend 3 lessons a week, which we have found produces results fast. Your child keeps the same tutor every lesson if they like them.
Pricing
Quality 1-on-1 tutoring without the $50 to $80 an hour price tag charged by many tutoring companies.
In a busy classroom it is easy for a child to nod along without understanding. One-on-one, a tutor can watch exactly how your child solves a problem, spot the step where things go wrong, and fix it on the spot. Explanations are matched to how your child thinks, with as many examples as they need.
Tutors range from Certified Teachers to subject experts with professional tutoring experience. We closely monitor lessons, and because we aim to stay 1 to 2 weeks ahead of class, your child walks into math class already knowing what is coming.
Lessons happen on a video call next to a shared whiteboard where your child and the tutor can both write, draw diagrams and upload homework or worksheets. Most lessons start with a quick review, move into a new skill or today’s homework, and finish with practice problems your child solves on their own.
Lessons are 45 minutes for JK to Grade 8 and 1 hour for high school. We recommend 3 lessons a week for fast results, and your child can keep the same tutor every time.
Tutors
With over 500 tutors hand-picked to be on our staff, we are sure we have the right one for you!

Math Tutor
Holds a Bachelor's in Medical Physics.
I find joy in guiding a struggling student to reach their full potential.

Teacher
Holds a Bachelor's of Education.
I've been teaching for 13 years and have loved every second of it!

Writing Tutor
Majoring in English Literature.
I like to build habits in my students, ensuring they stay on top of their work!
FAQ
Math lessons are $30 USD for a 45 minute lesson for JK to Grade 8 and $40 USD for a 1 hour lesson for Grades 9 to 12, booked in packages of 12.
Yes. Tutors can work directly from homework, notes and upcoming tests, or use our own curriculum to fill gaps. Many families combine both.
No. The tutor starts by finding the exact skills that are missing, often from a grade or two back, and rebuilds from there. Children usually catch up faster than parents expect once the foundation is solid.
Yes. We tutor algebra, geometry, functions, trigonometry and calculus for high school students in the US and Canada.
Book a free consultation. We will ask about your child’s grade, school and goals, then hand pick a tutor and schedule lessons at times that work for you.
Tell us about your child and we will hand pick the tutor that best fits their needs.
Tap a grade to get started.