A math learning program for kindergarten through 5th gradeA K–5 math learning program
We map every K–5 math skill, find exactly where your child stands, and plan each week around them: new skills when they're ready, extra help where they're stuck, and reviews that make it last. Your child learns with a pencil at the kitchen table. You see every page and every result.
Your first month is free. No screen time for your child.
Technology behind the scenes
Every week our system looks at what your child got right, what they missed, and why. Then it builds the next packet around it. Your child never sees any of that. They see a printed page and a pencil.
A short check-up finds where your child really is, skill by skill. The program starts there, not at the grade on the classroom door.
Tell us who and what your child loves, and the word problems are written around it. Instead of “Sam has 12 apples,” Maya reads “Maya scored 3 goals on Saturday. How many more does Maya need to reach 10 this season?” Same math, now it's about Maya's own life.
Skills come back for review days and weeks later, mixed together. That's how the research says math stays learned. See the research.
Why families enroll
Gaps from earlier grades get found and filled first, one skill at a time, before they make this year's math harder.
Stay solid on the skills for your child's grade, with reviews that bring each one back so it isn't forgotten by spring.
When your child is ready, the program moves into the next grade's skills. No waiting for the class to catch up.
A two-minute page each week builds speed one level at a time, from sums within 10 to the times tables.
A few short sittings a week keep skills from slipping, so fall starts where spring left off.
A full kindergarten to 5th grade skills map and a plan for every week, alongside your own teaching.
How it works
A short printable page set your child works with a pencil. Snap photos, and in a few minutes you'll see what's solid and what isn't.
New pages every Friday, planned from last week's work. A short how-to box shows you how to teach each new skill in two minutes.
When the pages are done, take a picture. We read every answer and you confirm it.
A weekly report shows what's new, what's solid, and where your child is on the road from kindergarten to 5th grade.
Why paper
Studies of young children show that writing by hand engages the brain in ways typing and tapping don't. Readers understand more on paper than on screens. And devices pull attention away from the problem in front of them.
Our story
We're parents of three. We tried a big-name math center and didn't like what we got. So we made our own pages, set to our kids' level and full of their favorite things. They loved them. This is that, built for every family.
| Carry the One | In-center program | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | First month free, then $20 a month, $15/each for up to three siblings | $150 to $350 a month |
| At your child's level | Every week | After an assessment |
| Your time each week | 10 to 20 minutes, at home | 2+ hours driving and waiting |
Free month
Enroll and we'll send a short printable page set for your child to work with a pencil. Snap photos when it's done, and in a few minutes you'll see where they stand, skill by skill. Then the first month of weekly packets is free.
Support: Light is about 10 minutes a week, Standard about 25, Max two 25-minute packets. Change it any time.
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