Math help & support for your child
Math shouldn’t have to be hard — but it’s developed a bad reputation.
Does your child sound like one of these students?
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Struggling or Frustated
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Accelerated or Advanced
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Bored or Uninterested
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Savvy Learning offers online math instruction for grades 1 through 5
It’s critical for learners at these levels to gain comfort with foundational math concepts. We design our math classes around scientifically-proven methods that set your child up for long-term success. If they understand the basics, they can work through even harder problems. And we do it in a fun and delightful way, too, so they look forward to class every day.
What does good math instruction look like?
We offer classes four days a week for 25 minutes each session. This gives the student a routine to look forward to each day.
All of our fully credentialed coaches monitor each individual student throughout the lesson. They make adjustments as needed for learners to thrive.
Savvy’s curriculum and content teams design lessons to be dynamic, engaging, and interactive. They include games, songs, and unique characters. This is especially helpful for energetic learners.
The daily nature of the lessons keeps children learning, but the dynamic environment keeps them interested. Try it out yourself — and watch your learner soar above and beyond.
- Savvy Learning Online Math Classes
The consistency of meeting daily is the key to making real progress.
Savvy’s program is centered around engaging interactions with delightful coaches because people — especially kids — are social by nature. Classes are 25 minutes, 4 days a week, which we’ve found to be just right — not too short or long.
We’ve crunched the numbers on improving math skills.
There are multiple ways to help your child improve their math skills outside the classroom, including:
- Helping out with homework
- Playing math games together
- Getting them involved with cooking and baking
- Pointing out math problems in everyday situations
But the best — and key — method of all is consistent engagement, which happens to be our strong suit at Savvy.
Overcoming math struggles
Math doesn’t click for everyone at first.
What’s the best way to know where your child fits? Take our free assessment. That’s why at Savvy, we emphasize meeting the learner at their level. Learning with just the right amount of challenge — not too hard and not too easy — leads to small wins. Small wins over time lead to greater comprehension and a virtuous learning cycle.
Let’s help unearth your child's superpowers.
Every mathematician has had a Super Coach.
Numbers are everywhere. Knowing how to work with them unlocks special abilities to think critically and reason through everyday problems. Savvy offers delightfully engaging, live math classes to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade level learners.
Unsure of your learner’s level? Our free math assessment is a good place to start.
How we teach your child who may have dyscalculia
Savvy Math is great for learners who may have dyscalculia and other math challenges.
Our math program is built on evidence-based math practices. These practices include:
- Explicit instruction
- Visual representation
- Schema-based instruction
- Peer Interaction
- Feedback
Using these practices, Savvy math coaches are there to guide, encourage, and celebrate with learners to help them reach their highest potential in math. Savvy’s activity-based instruction engages learners and makes them want to come back the next day. Over time, consistent practice with Savvy teaching methods help learners, including those with dyscalculia, achieve significant skill development.
Stay in the loop
At home learning can be a breeze for both you and your student. We’ve got learning resources and special offers to help keep your child engaged.
Does your student need advanced math placement?
One of the best things we can do for learners is meet them at their level. If your child learns math at a faster pace than peers of the same age, providing new and challenging material is key to keeping them engaged. It’s not always easy for busy parents to do so, which is where Savvy Math can help. Our curriculum introduces and explores math concepts in comprehensive, fun, and engaging ways to meet learners at their level and appropriately challenge them to learn new skills.
What are our
math support strategies?
What are our math support strategies?
Make Things FUN
If learning isn’t fun, why would anyone want to do it? Our classes are involved and entertaining, with multiple activities that make learning easy and intuitive.
Establish a Foundation
We don’t force memorization. Instead, we teach foundational concepts and make sure your child truly understands before moving on to more difficult subjects.
Build on Strengths
Because Savvy meets your child’s level, we build on what they already know. This gives them confidence and allows them to progress to the next level.
Socialize
All people are social — especially children. Our classes are small groups of four kids each, so your child still gets individual attention from a professional coach that tailors their lessons for each child. Prefer one-on-one? We offer that too.
Math Program Success Stories
Check out some of our recent reviews.
“Thank you!”
Sam
“We are so thankful”
Kimberly
“Wish we started sooner!”
Jenn
“We couldn’t be happier”
“I cannot even begin to tell you how much he has grown and improved under Savvy…Read More and Ms. Woods. It is literally night and day. He’s reading and spelling all the time now. He put a ton of books on his Christmas list and he helped me bake a cake today and read the recipe all by himself. He tells me now that he loves to read all the time now, and reading of any kind prior to September was a struggle. We couldn’t be happier with the Savvy has done for him!
Ashley
“Making a huge difference”
“Wanted to tell you about my sons progress in starting Savvy. In 4 months he has gone from reading… Read More 63 WPM to 97! Below grade level to almost where he needs to be at the end on the school year! But better yet, for the first time ever, he loves reading! He has loved the class since day one, but after about three months of savvy, he started reading so much more. In just 45 days, he has right over 70 books! I love seeing his excitement over books and telling me about them.
Tawnya
“Wish we started sooner!”
“This has given him such a strong foundation with reading, but most importantly he is teachable… Read Moreand social, thanks to Savvy.
Jenn
