Built With Parents, For Parents

Practice That Actually Teaches

Learning Through Doing

Upwardly isn't about hooking kids on a game; it's about helping them get comfortable with the work. We provide high-quality practice problems that give students the repetition they need to build confidence. It's about creating small, safe opportunities to make mistakes, learn from them, and truly master the curriculum.

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Unit Catalog

Browse 6,497+ practice questions

Drawing Canvas

Show your work with the drawing canvas

Guided Walkthrough

Step-by-step guided walkthroughs

Measurement Practice

Visual scaffolding for every concept

Place Value Practice

Build deep understanding

Time Practice

Real-world visual learning

Parent Dashboard

Track progress at a glance

Unit Report

See exactly where they need help

Endless Content

A Growing Library, Built Around What Families Need

Browse 6,497+ questions across 567 practice units for Grades K–8. Find exactly what your student is working on this week — or let a Learning Plan do the choosing for you.

  • Browse by Grade or Topic: Filter the catalog to zero in on the exact concept your student is practicing right now.
  • Common Core Aligned: Every unit is built around real curriculum standards — no fluff, no filler.
  • Always Growing: We're adding new units all the time, driven directly by what families request.
  • Don't see what you need? Submit a request through our feedback form. We prioritize work based on what parents need right now.
  • Don't want to browse? Assign a Learning Plan and your student always knows what's next.
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Always Know What's Next

A Guided Path Through the Curriculum

The hardest part of independent practice isn't the math — it's knowing where to start. Upwardly's Learning Plans give your student a structured path so they always know what's next, where they've been, and how far they have to go.

  • Official Upwardly Plans: Expert-sequenced paths aligned to Common Core — by grade level or topic. Choose one and you're done.
  • Build Your Own: Pick your units, set the order, assign it to your student. Perfect for parents who know exactly what their child needs.
  • Student-Facing View: Students see their plan as a journey — where they've been, where they are, and what's coming next.

Student view — see the path ahead

Parent view — build or assign a plan

Your Secret Weapon

The Elixir of Logic

We believe asking for help is a superpower — not an admission of failure. The Elixir of Logic grants your student two guided walkthroughs per unit. When they use one, a complex problem breaks down into smaller, teachable steps. They learn the process, solve the problem, and keep their streak intact.

  • Streak-safe: Using an Elixir never interrupts a student's answer streak. Getting help is part of learning, not a setback.
  • Two per unit, by default: Enough to get unstuck without becoming a crutch.
  • Adjustable by parents: Need more support? Increase the allowance. Building toward independence? Pull it back.
  • Parent helper too: Forgotten how to do long division? Walkthroughs help parents refresh before helping their child.
Add the whole numbers

Step 1: Add the Whole Numbers

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Built With You. In Weeks, Not Quarters.

We don't drop your ideas into a list and forget about them. Every Upwardly subscriber can share an idea and vote on what matters most — and the most-wanted ones get built, usually in weeks. Two of our most-loved recent features came directly from parent feedback.

  • 🗺️Learning Plans — A parent wrote in saying they loved the unit library but wished they could hand their child a guided path instead of picking every unit themselves. Weeks later, Learning Plans were live.
  • Elixir of LogicThe Elixir of Logic — A parent told us their child felt embarrassed every time they hit the Help button — like it was an admission of failure. Weeks later, we redesigned the entire help experience. Now it's a collectible power-up that keeps their streak alive.
  • Direct Access: Contact us by email or in-app messaging. As the founder of Upwardly, I read and respond to every message. No support bots, no ticket numbers. Just a conversation.
  • Help decide what comes next: Share ideas and vote on the idea board — your voice shapes what we build next.
The Upwardly idea board where parents share and vote on ideas

A real look at the idea board — what parents are asking for right now.

Drawing Canvas

Show Your Work

As a parent, the biggest missed opportunity is not seeing how your child tried to work a problem. Our drawing canvas captures their thinking so you can see where they fell off.

  • Unlimited scratch space—a dedicated area for every problem.
  • Works anywhere—great with a mouse, even better on touch screens with a stylus or finger.
  • Study comfortably—no desk, paper, or pencils required. Kids can curl up on the couch with a tablet and write their work directly in the app with easy drawing and erasing tools.
  • Review later—parents can see the scratch work alongside the final answer in Parent Reporting.
Show Your Work
Building to Independence

Scaffolded Visuals

Simple graphics break up walls of text and help students focus. Early practice units use more visuals for support, while later units reduce them—proving students have truly mastered the concept.

  • Clean graphics keep students focused and reduce overwhelm.
  • Early units provide more visual support to build confidence.
  • Advanced units use fewer visuals to prove real understanding.
  • Instant feedback helps students self-correct along the way.
Scaffolded Visuals
Deep Understanding

Concept Mastery

Move beyond memorization to true understanding. Our approach ensures students grasp the underlying concepts, not just the procedures.

  • Place value, operations, and number sense foundations.
  • Multiple question types test real understanding.
  • Drawing area for working through problems visually.
  • Progress tracking shows mastery over time.
Concept Mastery
See It To Understand It

Visual Learning

Visual representations help students connect abstract math to real-world understanding. Clocks, diagrams, and interactive visuals support every learning style.

  • Analog and digital clock practice for telling time.
  • Visual diagrams for geometry and measurement.
  • Color-coded feedback guides learning.
  • Representations that match how students think.
Visual Learning

“Turn math homework night from frustration and fighting into focused practice they might actually enjoy.”

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