Kindergarten Math
Kindergarten Math is for children in kindergarten, and for preschoolers who are ready to start.
Course detailsOnline Math Classes, Grades K to 12
Avatar Learning Center teaches math to children from Kindergarten through Grade 12, from basic counting to Pre-Calculus.
Classes are live online, interactive and engaging, in small groups of usually 5 to 6 students and never more than 8. Grades K to 3 meet twice a week for an hour, and grade 4 and up once a week for two hours.
Every grade has three levels, and a free placement assessment chooses the right one.
Most instructors hold a PhD or a master's degree. Avatar was founded in 2020 by four women scientists who hold PhDs.
One level is for catching up on gaps, one for extra practice and better grades, and one for children who want more challenge. The free placement assessment decides which.
Classes run after school, in the evenings and on weekends, in Eastern Time. At the free assessment we ask when your child is available and find a class that fits.
Parents see attendance, each week's homework and quiz scores, time spent, and progress in real time.
Math Courses
Each course shows the grade it is usually taken in. From Pre-Algebra on that is a guide, not a rule: the free placement assessment decides.
Kindergarten Math is for children in kindergarten, and for preschoolers who are ready to start.
Course detailsMath 1 is for children in grade 1, and for kindergartners who are ready for more.
Course detailsMath 2 is for children in grade 2. It covers addition and subtraction with regrouping, numbers to 1,000, equal groups, money, time and measurement.
Course detailsMath 3 is for children in grade 3. It covers multiplication and division, area and perimeter, the order of operations, fractions and decimals.
Course detailsMath 4 is for children in grade 4. It covers multi-digit multiplication and division, factors and multiples, fractions, decimals, measurement and angles.
Course detailsMath 5 is for children in grade 5. It covers fractions, decimals, negative numbers, ratios, proportions and percent, after a review of whole-number operations.
Course detailsMath 6 is for children in grade 6 who are getting ready for Pre-Algebra.
Course detailsPre-Algebra is for students in grade 6 or 7 who are getting ready for Algebra 1.
Course detailsAlgebra 1 is for students in grade 7 or 8 who have finished Pre-Algebra.
Course detailsGeometry is for students in grade 8 or 9 who have completed Algebra 1, before Algebra 2.
Course detailsAlgebra 2 is for students in grade 9 or 10 who have completed Algebra 1 and Geometry.
Course detailsPre-Calculus is for students in grade 10, 11 or 12 who have completed Algebra 2.
Course detailsMath Competition Prep is one course with two tracks: Math Kangaroo prep for grades 1 to 8, and prep for the Math Olympiads for…
Course detailsAvatar teaches its own math curriculum for each grade. It is generally aligned with what schools cover and goes further with problem solving and mental math.
Class Format
Each class is live online, interactive and engaging, with the teacher. Groups are usually 5 to 6 students and never more than 8, so every child asks questions and takes part.
Students learn with others at the same level, so the lesson moves at a pace that suits the group.
Each student joins class, finds slides and materials, and submits homework in the student portal. Homework is checked the moment it is submitted, and students can try again.
A student who is stuck on a homework question can raise a hand in the student portal to ask the teacher for help.
Did you know?
Falling behind in math can lead to lower grades and fewer career options.
At Avatar, a placement assessment finds the gaps, and small live classes at the right level help fill them.
A class, step by step
Every student has their own copy of the lesson workbook. The class is built around working on it, not watching.
Live online. Every student has their own copy of the lesson workbook, open on their own screen. They follow the explanation on their copy, not a screen share, so they can pause and write on it.
Students work the same examples on their own copy, step by step, and change the numbers to test the method.
Each student gets problems to solve during the class on their own copy, with the teacher checking the work and helping where it sticks.
A homework set in the student portal, checked the moment it is submitted. Students work on it before the next class, and the next class opens by going over the problems they raised a hand on.
Math Topics Covered
Topics run from basic counting in the early grades to trigonometry and limits in Pre-Calculus.
Each course covers the topics that fit its grade. The tiles show the main areas.
Testimonials
“Avatar Math has provided me with great success, one of them being the school's placement testing NWEA. Without Avatar I wouldn't have gotten the score I got.”
Aidan8th Grade Student“AvatarMath has provided my daughter with devoted instructors. She has overcome her fear for math and developed a strong foundation, improved her grades, and continues achieving outstanding results.”
Nancye TumanoffParent“The decision to join the Avatar Learning Center was the best thing ever! I also get good grades in my math tests at school. What I like the most is the feeling that I am developing a problem-solving mindset.”
Tansim5th Grade Student“My son completed the Avatar Algebra I program. The program helped my son to obtain an A+ grade at school. It is a great program with very talented teachers. I would highly recommend this school to anyone.”
Anna AvetisyanParent“Math is really fun because it pushes me to think outside of the box and adds creativity to my thinking. Teachers in Avatar are very kind and supportive.”
Lana7th Grade Student“Avatar is simply outstanding! The teachers are exceptional, and the quality of education is top-notch. Highly recommended!”
Florentin GavrilaParentOnline Math Classes FAQ
We teach math from Kindergarten to Pre-Calculus, grades K to 12, with a course for each grade.
Every grade has three levels: one for children catching up on gaps, one for extra practice and better grades, and one for advanced children who want more challenge. Students are placed with others at their level.
A free placement assessment decides the level. Every child takes it first. It shows their strengths and the topics that need work.
A child can move up a level during the year.
Classes are small groups of usually 5 to 6 students, and never more than 8, so every child can ask questions.
All classes are live online, interactive and engaging. Grades K to 3 meet twice a week for an hour, and grade 4 and up once a week for two hours.
Every student has a student portal to join class, open slides and materials, and submit homework that is checked the moment it is submitted. Every parent has a parent portal.
Yes. We offer classes after school, in the evenings and on weekends, in Eastern Time. Grades 1 to 3 have two one-hour classes a week, and grade 4 and up has one two-hour class.
During the free assessment, we ask about your availability and find a class that fits. Because our groups are small, we often add new class times.
The parent portal shows attendance, each week's homework and quiz scores, time spent, and progress in real time.
Take the free placement assessment. We recommend a course and one of three levels, and a child can move up during the year.