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Interactive Maths for IB PYP: Maths the child does, not watches.

Interactive Maths builds narrated PYP maths lessons where the child does the maths: shading the fraction, setting the clock, reading the chart. Four answers set it up, and the lesson alternates teaching with now-you-try steps that wait for the child.

Narrated primary maths lessons that pause so the child shades the fraction, sets the clock or reads the chart themselves.

Loading the product screenshotA teacher previewing an interactive maths card: make exactly Rs 20, solved with two Rs 10 notes.
What you get

Interactive Maths, in practice.

01

Four answers, one lesson.

Central idea, topic, the one thing a child should walk away able to do, and optionally the PYP phase. That is the whole setup.

Four-field setup · Phase-aware components
02

Teach, then do.

The lesson alternates teach beats with now-you-try beats where the child acts, not just taps next.

Teach and try rhythm · The child does the maths
03

Real interactive components.

The lesson picks from a library of built maths interactions: shading, placing, sorting, setting, reading.

Built components, not clipart · Interaction with a point
04

Narrated for young learners.

The lesson talks the child through it and waits for them.

Narration that pauses · Paced by the child
Questions, answered

The details, before you ask.

What ages is this for?
PYP learners, with the phase setting narrowing which interactions are offered.
Is this a video?
No. It is an interactive lesson that stops and waits for the child to do each step.
Are there marks?
No. PYP carries no marks and no bands anywhere.

Try Interactive Maths.

Free for individual IB teachers. School plans available.