What teachers get
- Create one free class with up to 30 learners.
- Use a class link where students tap their name instead of student emails.
- Assign all six individual core packs—the complete fact foundation across all four operations—to every learner.
- Use basic progress and weak-fact reporting at no cost.
- Print home cards for families from the class workflow.
- Let families claim the same learner progress and continue at home.
A simple classroom-to-home loop
Create a class
Choose a core fact pack and add learners manually.
Students practice
Share the class link, then open the class. Print home cards for home practice. Sessions take 2 to 5 minutes.
Send progress home
Generate parent claim cards so families can connect to the learner already started at school.
Keep one learner record
Parents continue at home without starting the child over from zero.
Start with the reliable classroom path
Class links and printed home cards are the primary setup. Google Classroom roster import is optional: with a teacher's permission, Math Builders uses read-only access to active Classroom courses and roster membership so the teacher can select a course and import learner display names. It does not request student email addresses, photos, assignments, or grades, and it may depend on your school's Google Workspace permissions. You can use Math Builders without connecting Google Classroom. Learn how Google Classroom data is used.
Math Builders is a fluency supplement, not a curriculum or a district rollout promise. See the FERPA information and COPPA information for the current privacy posture.
Teacher questions
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Teachers create a class, add learners, and share the class link. When the teacher opens the class, students tap their name to start; home cards cover practice at home. Student email addresses are not required for the standard classroom path.
One class with up to 30 learners, a class link where students tap their name, printable home cards, all six individual core fact packs—the complete fact foundation across all four operations—and basic progress and weak-fact reporting.
Use Math Builders for 2 to 5 minutes at a time. The primary daily target is two minutes of active answer time, with an optional five-minute bonus.
No. Math Builders is a fact-fluency layer that works alongside your adopted curriculum. It targets recall practice and does not replace conceptual instruction.