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Todo Math

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game2016

87%

WISE Score

The math app that 10 million parents swear by—comprehensive, adorable, and kids actually ask to use it.

Todo Math

game

Everyone, 2016

87%

WISE Score

The math app that 10 million parents swear by—comprehensive, adorable, and kids actually ask to use it.

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Screenwise Verdict

Todo Math is what educational apps should be: comprehensive, well-designed, and actually enjoyable for kids. It's not trying to trick anyone—no sneaky ads, no manipulative hooks, just solid math practice wrapped in cheerful design.

The 2,000+ activities cover the full spectrum of early math, and the fact that it's used in thousands of classrooms gives it real credibility. Parents consistently report that their kids ask to use it, which is basically the ultimate endorsement for an educational app.

The freemium model is transparent and reasonable—you can try it free without handing over credit card info, and if it works for your kid, the subscription is worth it for the breadth of content. This is one of those rare apps that delivers on its promise: making math practice something kids actually want to do.

Age Fit

Designed for ages 3-8 (Pre-K through 2nd grade), with adaptive leveling that lets you dial in the right challenge. The placement test helps you start at the right spot, and kids can progress at their own pace. By 3rd grade, most kids will have outgrown it.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

Cheerful, encouraging design with lovable monster characters that guide learning without pressure. No competitive elements or failure states that could discourage young learners. The 'Daily Adventure' format creates a positive routine. Parent reviews consistently highlight how kids ask to play it, suggesting emotionally healthy engagement.

Imaginative

Strong on structured exploration through progressive skill paths and varied activity types (2,000+ activities across geometry, logic, word problems). However, it's fundamentally a practice-and-drill app—kids aren't creating their own math worlds or inventing solutions. The collectibles and mission mode add some playful discovery, but creativity is limited by the nature of early math education.

Safe

COPPA-compliant, no third-party ads, works offline, no social features or chat. The app is designed for independent learning with accessibility features (8 languages, left-handed mode, dyslexic font). Common Sense Media gave it 5/5 stars. Free trial doesn't require credit card. Only minor concern: freemium model means some content is gated, but this is transparent and not manipulative.

Enriching

Comprehensive Common Core-aligned curriculum built by experts from Harvard, Stanford, and UC Berkeley. Covers counting through multiplication with adaptive leveling (A-H) and placement testing. Used in 5,000+ classrooms. Parents Page lets families track progress and adjust difficulty. Winner of Global Learning XPRIZE for teaching literacy and math skills independently. This is legitimate skill-building, not edutainment fluff.

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Why It Might Be Great

Covers everything from counting to multiplication with 2,000+ activities, so it grows with your kid from preschool through 2nd grade
Built by actual education experts (Harvard, Stanford, Berkeley) and used in 5,000+ classrooms—this isn't some random edtech cash grab
Kids genuinely enjoy it—parent reviews consistently mention children asking to play, which is basically the holy grail of educational apps
Thoughtful accessibility features (8 languages, dyslexic font, left-handed mode) mean it works for a wider range of learners
Works offline and has zero ads, so you can hand over your phone without worry

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What to Watch For

It's freemium—you get a free trial, but full access requires a subscription (though no credit card needed upfront)
This is practice and reinforcement, not initial teaching—best used alongside classroom learning or parent instruction
Some kids might find the structured path less exciting than open-ended creative apps, but that's kind of the point with math fundamentals

Conversation Starters

"Which level are you on now? Want to show me your favorite game?"
"I noticed you earned some collectibles—which monster is your favorite?"
"Can you teach me how to do that subtraction problem you just solved?"
"What's the hardest math thing you've learned in Todo Math so far?"

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