Bedtime Math

What a delightful, fun-filled, humorous, creative app this is! I am 74 and really enjoy these exercises. I have discovered new formulas with which I shall try to impress some of my old friends. Never thought that mathematics could be taught and learned in such a stressless and playful way. Gentle brain exercises for young and old. Well done. Congratulations!

Wonderful to see the daily maths email has developed into this app! My five year old loves it, and being a Maths teacher, I love it too! We all read to our children to support them becoming good readers and this app fosters their maths skills! Thank you Bedtime Maths!

We love Bedtime Maths!! Kevin's videos are very funny and the whole family is involved everyday! Thank you for bringing maths into our everyday lives!

Please bring the voiceover accessibility back.

The old app was a little clunky but had fun bouncing symbols when you got questions right. This new app has a lot more functionality but we would love the fun appearing elements (always love the oinking pig!!). We’ve been using this app for probably 6+ years at this point! It’s nice and bite-size for before bed. Edit: thank you for the response!! We're huge fans :-)

My son and I do bedtime math every night!

Five or so years ago my Dad would do one of these every night. I enjoyed them. Especially the “Craziest Basket Ball shot” and “Eat Like An Animal.” I grew up on this app. Thank you

We homeschool our three children. At first, there was much to be excited about in bedtime math. The problems were broken down to different age levels and the interface appeared easy to use. We liked that it integrated math into other subject areas like geography and science. We started to set aside time to do it with our kids with the hopes that eventually they would pick it up to do some on their own. Unfortunately, we came across a few places where the language was difficult to understand. This made us all less excited to use the app as we spent more time trying to interpret what the questions were than actually doing math. One time, there was a question about stacking cars and elephants in “different combinations” (I can’t remember if that was the precise language). I had to look ahead at the answer to figure out whether this was a problem about patterns or about how to add numbers of each item to get a specified total. Needless to say, my child got distracted and frustrated while I sorted it out. Another day, my daughter went to go use it on her own and then she started saying to me “I don’t understand this”. I thought maybe the math was too advanced for her and was ready to teach her something new but when I looked at the problem, I saw that the wording mixed up “vegetables” and carrots and different types of vegetables in the pictures. Again, I can’t recall exactly what the mistakes were in the language of the math problem, but it was enough that both my daughter and I just skipped it. We actually haven’t used the app since that time. It is very frustrating because these errors actually make the children (and parents) *less* excited about math, which I hardly think is the goal. And even though it was a monetarily “free” app, we ended up wasting valuable learning time trying to figure out what the daily problems were asking. Our time would have been much, much better spent counting beans.

I love it! I just wish the text was easier to read-

I don’t have littles anymore, but I highly recommend this free app to the parents of my students. I love the stories and math problems every night. Kids love it and it may help raise math test scores. Using this will help children build confidence in their mathematical abilities. It is also a great daily language booster. One of the best apps!