Klasito Math
Math for grades 1 to 12, step by step, the way it is written in a notebook. When your child gets stuck, the app asks for the next step and gives a hint.
Every problem counts in the game: it lights windows of their tower, fills their arena and brings new friends to their team. Free, no ads, no purchases, no internet needed.
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What kids practice, by grade
- Grades 1–3: addition and subtraction with regrouping, times tables and timed mental math.
- Grades 4–6: long division digit by digit, fractions on a notebook line (numerator and denominator each in a box), decimals, percents, ratios, geometry, measurement, data and probability.
- Grades 7–9: signed numbers, powers, equations and systems, factoring, quadratic equations, functions, the Pythagorean theorem and trigonometry.
- Theory before practice: balance scales, bar models and the number machine for equations.
- Hints in steps: first a nudge, then the rule, then a worked example.
- In long division the app asks how many times it goes in, what the product is and what is left. Write every step or just the answer.
- High school, grades 10 to 12: numbers and logic, algebra, functions and graphs, trigonometry, analytic geometry, logarithms, derivatives and integrals, solid geometry, probability and statistics.
How the game works
- Each grade is a tower. Lessons light its windows, and each finished floor lets your child pick a new department for their company.
- The arena grows as they practice: the net, the scoreboard, packed stands, their name on the banners.
- New friends: Axel the axolotl, Leo and Vale join the team as the windows light up. One stands beside your child in the arena and cheers their baskets.
- A 3D player: skin, hair, eyes, uniform and accessories. It blinks and follows your child's finger with its eyes.
- Technical foul: fast random answers cost points, so thinking pays.
For parents
- «Ready for class»: mark the topic the class is on, and the daily warm-up reviews it and previews the next one.
- See what your child has down and what needs more work.
- No ads, no in-app purchases, no account. Works offline, progress stays on the device, and we collect no data.
- A grown-ups question comes before any link and before turning on the daily reminder (off by default).
- A progress file to move to another device.
- Bonus: Spanish lessons for kids who speak Spanish, and English (ESL, level A1–A2) for Spanish speakers, with dialogues and phrases to say out loud, grades 1–6.
- The app is in English, Spanish and Russian.
- Klasito is made by a family in Mexico.