Smartick is an online method for learning mathematics for children ages 4 to 14. Here, you will learn about Smartick: how it works and content focused on children and education.
Mar09
“Mom, can I do my math now?” These are the words Dani hears her sweet 5 year old say every day since she started working with the Smartick Method. Yes, every day including weekends, and sometimes even twice a day! So sweet! She’s a stay-at-home mom of 3 girls and owner of the blog Live, Love, Learn Gracefully. Before […]
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After a little more than a year of writing about elementary school math, we are proud to be awarded as one of the Top 20 Elementary School Math Blogs by Feedspot, the content reader for reading all your favorite blogs and news websites in one place. Smartick was chosen as one of the best elementary school […]
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We have to thank Alyson for talking to us about her Smartick experience. Being an online method, we always like to know about our Smartick families around the globe. We thank her for explaining how well Smartick works for her son: “[Westley] is progressing along magnificently, teaching him at a rate and comprehension level I […]
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We were excited when Nileena Mooss from Candid Homemaking decided to start using Smartick as a method of simplifying her family routines. She is a full-time mommy to two beautiful kids, is passionate about a healthy lifestyle, and blogs her candid moments about management, home organizational skills, and following family routines that help simplify her life. […]
Continue reading »Feb23
Diane is a New Jersey-based writer and blogger. She’s a wife, and a mother to a 9-year-old boy. Through her blog, she wants to inspire moms to find Zen in their lives while offering practical tips and other valuable information to help families deal with everyday issues. Her child had struggled with math during the […]
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How important is testing times tables? Is it crazy to test children on their times tables using a five minute exam? This is what some 7,000 Year 4 children from 250 schools across the UK are going to have to do, according to government plans. The measure has received criticism from some teachers who say […]
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Today we want to introduce you to another Smartick family! 🙂 Ashley is a mother to 2 sons (Hayden and Noah), a daughter named Olivia, and a wife to Paul. They live in Columbus OH, where she takes care of her family and blogs about products and activities that enhance the experience of being a […]
Continue reading »Feb09
Melissa is an Iowa mom to two girls who recently started using Smartick to enhance their math education. Her girls had different feelings towards the subject, but they both seem to enjoy the features in Smartick. You can read the full tale on her blog, Rolling Prairie. This is how Katie and Addie felt before using […]
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Smartick is much more than math practice or mental calculation. The method is also based on essential values for the integral development of children. Below we explain the fundamental pillars of Smartick that combine the best of traditional education with technology. When technology supports traditional education Effort. Even though it only takes 15 minutes a day, Smartick is extra math […]
Continue reading »Jan31
In her blog post about Smartick, ‘An Innovative Way To Make Maths Lovable – Smartick Method’, Mrs. Neha Tambe talks about how most of us dreaded Maths in school and found it extremely boring and unimaginative, not because of the subject itself but the approach. Mrs. Tambe, based in India, is a mom to two […]
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We want to wish a happy day to Indians all over the world. Reading so much about Mathematics and Education, we at Smartick really admire India. We love the story of Ramanujan, both inspiring and sad, and we love to tell our Smartick kids from all over the world where the zero comes from. At […]
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Elizabeth and her husband Joe live on an old hilltop farm in upstate NY. Dandelions Acre is the name. They make soaps, milk goats, and homeschool their 8 kids!! They also spend their spare time blogging, and they recently wrote about their experience using Smartick Method. After homeschooling for 12 years, Elizabeth is impressed with the way […]
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