Give kids a unique, interactive experience to learn math on their own at home or in addition to their school curriculum with these award-winning math apps.
Discover the world of DragonBox through these apps:
Numbers (ages 4-8)
Introduce your kids to math with fun activities that explain what numbers are and how they work.
Big Numbers (ages 6-9)
Help your kids understand long additions and subtractions through play and exploration.
Algebra 5+ (ages 5-8)
Give young children a head start in math with an intuitive app that secretly teaches algebra!
Algebra 12+ (ages 9+)
Boost grades by helping learners get to grips with advanced topics in mathematics and algebra.
Elements (ages 9+)
Kids go on a great adventure to Euclid’s Island and learn about geometry without even noticing!
Magnus Kingdom of Chess (ages 5+)
This app is a fun way for young children to learn chess and unleash their cognitive potential.
"Love, love, love these apps. They take the fear and confusion away from learning basic algebra and geometry principles. My daughter felt confident and excelled."
MomBSue
"I am a homeschool mom of a 5th grader. I gave this app to her with no instructions, and was pleasantly surprised when she came to me with the first two chapters complete. She was so proud of herself!"
Gazzie4
Learning on an iPhone or iPad? Get these app packs
Mix and match DragonBox math apps for kids of different age
Math starter pack
Start setting a foundation for future math learning for younger children with Numbers and Algebra 5+.
Advanced math pack
Challenge and advance your child’s math skills with Elements and Algebra 12+.
Complete math pack
Learn math at home like never before with a full set of DragonBox apps.
"Love, love, love these apps. They take the fear and confusion away from learning basic algebra and geometry principles. My daughter felt confident and excelled."
"I am a homeschool mom of a 5th grader. I gave this app to her with no instructions, and was pleasantly surprised when she came to me with the first two chapters complete. She was so proud of herself!"