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Beast Academy Online
A self-paced elementary math curriculum built around comic-style guides, video lessons and puzzles.
Beast Academy Online pairs illustrated guides, starring a cast of monster characters, with problem sets and short strategy videos. Levels 1–5 cover elementary math, and the weight falls on hard problems. A child who enjoys chewing on a tricky puzzle could find a lot to work with; one who mostly wants quick-fire drills might prefer something else.
- Ages
- 6–13 years
- Works on
- Web browser
- Format
- Self-paced
- Topics
- Math
What kids do
- Read illustrated math guides with monster characters
- Work through problems and puzzles
- Compare answers with worked solutions
- Watch videos on problem-solving strategies
Who it suits
Beast Academy gives an age range of 6–13, spread across Levels 1–5.
Notes for parents
A placement test is offered for picking a starting level. There’s also a parent dashboard that shows progress and lets an adult adjust lessons.
In these guides
- Math games for kids, sorted by the skill they practice: Math games and apps grouped by the skill they cover: counting, adding, times tables, fractions and puzzles, to match the topic a child is on now.
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