Bedtime MathQuick, wacky family math.

Dinnertime. Bathtime. Any time.

What is Bedtime Math?

– Three levels of challenge (ages 3-9)

– Answers provided

–No log-ins, no scores

Just 5 minutes a day makes a

difference for your kids

Fun, free app – for iOS or Android

A wacky new math problem each day

Turning Math into Playtime

Today is Presidents' Day, a great day to celebrate our presidents' most loyal advisers: their pets. There have been 121 dogs in the White House, and cats and horses have also been popular. But some presidents have had some pretty crazy animal

friends, including an alligator, lion cubs, opossums, and a mini hippo. Looks like that's one bonus of being president: you can pick whatever wacky pets you want.

Presidential Pets

Turning Math into Playtime

Presidential PetsWee Ones:Who has more legs: you or your pet giraffe?

Little Kids:The last three U.S. Presidents had 1 dog, 3 dogs, and 2 dogs in that order. How many is that all together?

Big Kids: If you had a pet zebra, a pet rhino, and a pet snake, how many pet rabbits would you need to have 12 legs in all?

Plus two bonus questions!

Math at Home Helps Kids at School

587 first graders

Bedtime Math users gained 3 months of math skills within one school year

Kids of “math-anxious parents” gained half a school year

Reading app

Math app

Here’s how your family can get started!

Bedtime Math App – Step-by-Step

Download app: - Free

- iPhone/iPad or Android

Select language:‐ English

‐ Spanish

Bedtime Math App – Step-by-Step

Select Individual Edition

Bedtime Math App – Step-by-Step

You’re in!

Three options: ‒ Problem of the Day‒ Explore‒ Surprise

Bedtime Math App – Step-by-Step

Starts with fun story

Bedtime Math App – Step-by-Step

Starts with fun story

Scroll down for math ‒ Wee Ones‒ Little Kids‒ Big Kids

Bedtime Math App – Step-by-Step

Starts with fun story

Scroll down for math ‒ Wee Ones‒ Little Kids‒ Big Kids

Click Planet for question

Bedtime Math App – Step-by-Step

Starts with fun story

Scroll down for math ‒ Wee Ones‒ Little Kids‒ Big Kids

Click Planet for question

Click Star for answer

Helpful Hints for Parents

Make it playful! ‒ It’s just for fun – not homework, not a test.

‒ Avoiding anxiety helps kids do better over time.

Make it a team effort!‒ A parent or older sibling can read the story aloud.

‒ Help kids discover the answer – they’ll feel great!

Make it part of your family routine

The key:Have fun!

Our kids need to read to succeed –but they also need to do the math.