Five questions to begin
Tivumo asks five short questions and opens every class up to the hardest one your child answers correctly.
Usually Class 5
Most 10 year olds in India are in Class 5. Here is what they are learning, and 162 Tivumo games that let them see it.
Tivumo asks five short questions and opens every class up to the hardest one your child answers correctly.
Class 4 — numbers, fractions, time and units — is always there for revision, without any sense of going backwards.
A child who is ready can move into Class 6. Mastery unlocks the next maths, not points.
Measure cups and spoons, double a recipe, cut a roti into halves and quarters. Fractions make sense when they can be eaten.
Give a small amount at the shop and ask how much change should come back before it does.
Ask how long until dinner, or how many minutes the bus ride took. Elapsed time is a Class 4–5 skill.
Ask why the 5 times table always ends in 0 or 5, or why 9 × 7 and 7 × 9 match, instead of only reciting.
When an answer is right, ask for the reason. Explaining is where understanding grows.
No download, no account for your child. Classes 3 to 12, more than 1,000 games.