Here is a quick test: ask your child what five times six is.
If your child starts counting on his fingers, the problem is not intelligence. Nobody ever built the steps for him. He was asked to run before he could walk.
That gap does not close on its own. It decides his exam. It decides his secondary school. And by then it is too late to go back to the beginning.
My Little Maths Genius rebuilds the steps, in order.
✅ 180 animated maths lessons, sorted into six clear levels
✅ Level 1 — Counting: 30 lessons on numbers, order and quantity
✅ Level 2 — Addition: 30 lessons, from small numbers to carrying
✅ Level 3 — Subtraction: 30 lessons, from small numbers to borrowing
✅ Level 4 — Times Tables: 30 lessons, one table at a time, no cramming
✅ Level 5 — Division: 30 lessons, from sharing to long division
✅ Level 6 — Word Problems: 30 lessons on reading a problem and knowing what to do
✅ 6 printable ebooks, one for every level, with lessons and practice
✅ Every lesson numbered, so you always know what comes next
✔ Parents of children aged 5 to 12
✔ Parents whose child still counts on his fingers
✔ Parents whose child knows the tables by heart but cannot use them
✔ Parents already paying for extra lessons with no visible change
✔ Parents preparing a child for the end of primary school
✔ Anyone who wants a clear order to follow instead of random videos online
Step 1 — Download
You receive the full collection right after your payment. It stays yours.
Step 2 — Find the real starting point
Do not start where your child's class is. Start where your child actually is. A nine year old who counts on his fingers belongs in Level 1, and that is not a failure. It is the reason nothing has worked so far.
Step 3 — Fifteen minutes a day
One lesson, one page of practice from the ebook. The order does the work.
🎁 A printable progress chart, one box per lesson, six rows for six levels
🎁 A one-page parent guide on correcting a wrong answer without discouraging a child
Less than two sessions with a lesson teacher. One payment, no monthly fees.
📚 Save more with the reading collection
✅ Instant download • Works on any phone or tablet • Keep it for all your children
Nana E. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
My son used to count on his fingers for even simple multiplication questions, and I honestly didn't know how to help him anymore. What I liked about My Little Maths Genius is that it doesn't assume every child should start at the same level. We went back to the basics and followed the lessons in order. He is now much more comfortable with numbers and doesn't get frustrated as quickly.
Wanjiku M. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
My daughter knew some multiplication tables by heart but struggled when she had to use them in actual questions. The lessons helped her understand the connection between the numbers instead of just memorising them. The short daily sessions have also been easy for us to maintain.
Chiamaka O. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
I had tried different maths videos online, but there was never a clear order to follow. This collection was different because everything is divided into levels and numbered lessons. I know exactly where my child should start and what comes next. That has made home practice much less stressful.
Ama P. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
My son was becoming discouraged because he felt like he was always behind in maths. We started with Level 1 instead of forcing him to work at his school level, and that made a big difference in his confidence. He now sits down for his practice without immediately saying that maths is too difficult.
Blessing A. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The word problems were one of the biggest challenges for my daughter. She could do some calculations but often didn't know what operation to use when reading a problem. The lessons have helped her slow down, understand what the question is asking and think about the steps before answering.
Thandiwe K. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
I really appreciated the printable practice books because my child can work away from the screen as well. We usually do one short lesson and some practice each day. It feels much more manageable than trying to teach everything at once.
Aline U. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
What I love most is the structure. Instead of jumping from one random maths topic to another, my child can follow the six levels step by step. We are still working through the programme, but I can already see more confidence when she works with numbers and solves simple problems.
