Maths by age

Choose your child’s age to see what they are usually learning in school, and the Tivumo games that match.

Why age is only a guide

Two ten year olds in the same class can be years apart in maths. One may be ready for fractions on a number line; the other may still be securing place value. That is normal, and it is why Tivumo starts with five short placement questions rather than a birthday.

Each age page shows what children usually learn at that age, ideas for helping at home, and the games that match. For the full list of skills, use the class pages.

Questions parents ask

At what age does Tivumo start?
Tivumo starts at Class 3, usually around age 8, once a child reads short instructions on their own. For younger children, the pages for 5, 6 and 7 year olds have ideas for maths at home.
Can older students use it?
Yes, up to Class 12: calculus, matrices, vectors and probability all come as pictures to move.
Is Tivumo really free?
Yes. Tivumo is free, has no advertising and no in-app purchases. It is supported by an institutional sponsor.
Does it need the internet?
Only to open it the first time. After that it works offline, including on low-cost phones and slow connections.

Open Tivumo on any phone, today

No download, no account for your child. Classes 3 to 12, more than 1,000 games.