What children practise
Fibonacci focuses on the one thing that makes everyday math feel easier: knowing the times tables without having to work them out.
Times tables 1 to 12
Three groups, in order. A group opens when every fact in the one before it is mastered.
| Group | Tables | How it opens |
|---|---|---|
Easy | 1 · 2 · 5 · 10 | Where every child starts. |
Medium | 3 · 4 · 9 · 11 | Opens once every Easy fact is mastered. |
Hard | 6 · 7 · 8 · 12 | Opens once every Medium fact is mastered. |
What counts as mastered
A fact is mastered when a child answers it correctly and within five seconds, five times over. Slow but correct answers still count as progress — they just do not unlock the next group on their own.
Levels that adapt
Practice runs across ten levels. Three right in a row moves a child up, two wrong in a row moves them down, so the questions keep matching what they can actually do today.
What comes next
Fibonacci starts with times tables. Addition and subtraction, fractions and early algebra follow, so the same levels and the same parent view will cover more of the primary curriculum over time.