A New Page Math is a nightly story adventure — fifteen minutes at the kitchen table — where your child stars as the hero and the math is the magic. Underneath the story: the explicit, step-by-step teaching that struggling math learners actually need. Designed with math-anxious and dyscalculic learners in mind — and for any kid with gaps.
Always free · installs on any tablet & works offline · from the team behind A New Page, the reading program
“Bramble tips his cap. ‘No Wayfinder walks out with an unpacked crate. Bread first.’”
The crate holds ten. Bramble sets in 8 loaves; Pip flies in 5 more. Fill the frame — how many loaves?
🔊 Read it to me · ten-frame stays one tap away
…and every night ends at the campfire with a plain-English note for you: what we saw, what it means, and one 60-second thing to try at the table.
Math anxiety is mostly built out of timed public failure — so we removed all of it. A miss becomes a hint, then a guided walk-through, then tomorrow's gentle warm-up. The night always ends on a win.
Every new skill is shown, then guided, then handed over — with hands-on tools (ten-frames, number lines) that never disappear. That's the method the research says struggling learners need. Most apps just quiz.
No worksheet wearing a game costume. Your child packs the crates, bridges the gorge, splits the treasure. The math is the adventure — which is why they come back tomorrow night.
Three storytelling voices — read-together (4–7), adventure (8–12), and a drier teen voice (13+) — over the same math. A 14-year-old rebuilding foundations never sees a babyish screen or a grade label, ever.
Five friendly minutes, together. It gives a friendly starting estimate across four strands — number sense, operations, fractions, story problems — and explains the plan in plain English. Not a diagnosis; a kind place to begin.
A 60-second number warm-up, a story beat where the hero needs the math, and a closing challenge. Wobbly skills quietly return the next night until they're solid. Every word can be read aloud at a tap.
After every session: what we saw, what it means, what we're doing next — and one 60-second thing you can do at the table. Written by the program, in plain English, every night.
"It was never the compass. It was the counting. It was you, working it out, every night."
— the season finale your child earns
Explicit, systematic instruction. Concrete-to-visual-to-abstract teaching with real manipulatives. Number sense first — subitizing, magnitude, the number line — the skills research identifies at the core of math struggle, including dyscalculia. Strategy-based fact fluency instead of memorization pressure. Story-shape problem solving instead of key-word tricks. Spaced review built into every night. These are the principles used in structured math intervention — delivered as an adventure your child asks for.
This one is free on purpose. It's how families meet the way we teach. If it helps your child, our reading program, A New Page, goes deeper.
There is no account to make and no card to enter. No tracking scripts run in the app, so we don't watch sessions or build a profile of your child. Their progress is saved right in your browser, on your own device, not on our servers. Nothing to sell, because we never collect it.
No account. No card. About five minutes.
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