Smartick is an online method for learning mathematics for children ages 4 to 14. Here, you will learn about Smartick: how it works and content focused on children and education.
Jan17
We’ve only just taken our first tentative steps into 2018, but by now I’m sure you’ll have already read that the majority of us aren’t able to keep up with our New Year’s resolutions. It’s a great comfort to those of us who almost started running, or stopped smoking. You know, the ones who signed up for […]
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Smartick Method has been available in the U.S.A for over a year now, so we thought we’d celebrate by talking to some of our families and sharing their experiences with you. Smartick is an online learning method, but our team makes sure communication with parents is smooth, via phone, chat or email. We’re always working […]
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This month we were super excited to see Smartick Method featured in the product roundup on the Misadventures in Mommyhood blog. Kristin Quinn hand-picks her favorite products each month, such as new discoveries that make her life as a mom easier, or websites she loves, and she shares them with her readers. This is what she had […]
Continue reading »Dec27
Tiffany from the blog Stuff Parents Need suffered from math anxiety as a child and was determined to make her children’s experience with the subject much more pleasurable. “The last thing I want is for my kids to have an unhealthy relationship with math.” “One of the areas I have been the most nervous about teaching […]
Continue reading »Dec20
Anne is the author of Just Only Home. She’s a mother to 4 wonderful girls, and bonus mama to 3 more. She loves cooking and parenting her children in a way that encourages them to explore who they are now and who they aspire to become. In her recent blog post about Smartick, Fearlessly Homeschooling Math, […]
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Jesica is a mom of four kids ages one to ten years old. She’s also the blogger behind The Mommy Bunch, where she shares healthy living ideas, technology tips, and fun crafts for the whole family. She recently started using the Smartick Method as an after-school activity to learn math and her kids can’t get […]
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We want to take advantage of this post to tell you the main contents available in your Parent Page, which you can access with your registration email and password on the login screen. If you have forgotten your password, you have the link at the bottom to quickly reset it. Parent Page Features Enter your […]
Continue reading »Dec06
What if your kids were motivated to complete their online math work without complaints each day? What if you could take a little time off from planning math instruction? What if your children could continue to make progress over the holidays while YOU take a break? These are the questions, Ashley, from the blog Some Random […]
Continue reading »Nov29
Carrie from Loving Life Outside the Box is a seasoned homeschooling mom of 5 children, ranging from ages 5 to 14. Her family enjoys the outdoors and their homeschool days are filled with creative ideas to make learning fun! When we reached out to her, she was interested to hear more about our math program. […]
Continue reading »Nov22
Smartick Method was recently reviewed by Justine, mom and blogger behind Sunny in June. Her kids were already excelling in math, but she thought Smartick could be useful to help keep their skills fresh: “I had my son use Smartick in the summer. He was enrolled in preschool and received a ton of excellent math instruction […]
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Family Connections One of the major advantages of Smartick being available online is that we are accessible from anywhere in the world. We have faith in the future of South Africa that we decided to take on one of the problems prevalent in many countries: if you want to excel in the tech world, you need to […]
Continue reading »Nov08
Sometimes life can get really hectic, especially with 3 kids at home! Elizabeth from Raising Rileys found in Smartick the perfect supplemental math program for her two eldest kids, and she was able to make things simpler when planning her homeschool year. “… a move, a fixer-upper, a new precious babe, a flood in the basement, […]
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