Made by parents for families
Fibonacci began at the kitchen table: a way for children to practise math for a few minutes a day without pressure, and a way for parents to actually see how it is going.
Practice that fits
Every child plays at their own level. Three right in a row moves them up, two wrong in a row moves them down — so practice stays challenging without becoming frustrating.
Times tables, properly
Children work through the tables from 1 to 12 in three groups. A fact counts as mastered once they answer it quickly and correctly five times, so fluency is real, not guessed.
Parents stay in the loop
Parent view shows each child's level, how it compares with other children their age and with their siblings, and what to practise next. It is protected by your own four-digit code.
Curious what children practise? See the curriculum, or write to us.