MatheZeit is the learning platform for primary school. Tasks adapt to each child’s level, and the teacher sees the progress.
Teachers and pupils get access to more than one hundred MatheZeiten – modern, language- and digitally-supportive task formats that strengthen core mathematical skills. Teachers also receive teaching notes for every task.
Learn moreNew interactive, digital task formats appear every week – available in the app and in the browser.
A detailed results overview and teaching notes for every class and every pupil.
Additional worksheets and answer keys to print for the classroom.
Available as a native app and in the browser – flexible to use, whichever fits best.
“Children who otherwise wouldn’t dare can show what they can do.”
“I keep discovering children I wouldn’t have noticed otherwise.”
“Days in advance the children say: Wednesday is finally MatheZeit day.”
“Even supposedly hard topics like equations were easy to work through.”
“In quality, nothing else comes close to MatheZeit. The tasks really make you think.”
“Pupils find the MatheZeiten more interesting than other offerings. They enjoy the tasks more.”
“In quality, nothing else comes close to MatheZeit. That’s why I love it – even children needing extra support feel confident tackling the tasks. Brilliant!”
— A primary-school teacher
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Exploratory, playful tasks on mathematical topics. A new training appears every week in line with the current curriculum – with animations, drag & drop and instant feedback.
Try it nowShort quiz tasks to check the learning level after each training. Automatic analysis for teachers with detailed insight into every child’s strengths and support needs.
The weekly puzzle for quick thinkers! It calls for logical thinking and creative problem-solving – perfect for differentiation in class or as an exciting homework.
Over 2 million adaptive practice tasks that automatically adjust to each child’s level. From addition to division – with gamification elements and personal progress.
Track your class’s development with detailed analytics. Spot strengths, identify support needs and celebrate progress.
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MatheZeiten development begins
70% of primary schools in Schleswig-Holstein
Expansion and new MatheZeiten
MatheZeit app available for everyone
Even more grade levels
Answers to the most important questions about MatheZeit
MatheZeit is designed for third and fourth grade classes. It can be used via the MatheZeit app, itslearning or the MatheZeit web platform.
You can start at any time. Once you have access, you can use the MatheZeiten already published in our collection and receive a new MatheZeit every week – in the app, via itslearning or in the web platform.
Ideally each pupil has a digital device so they can work individually. The MatheZeit app runs on iPads and Android tablets. Alternatively, the MatheZeiten can be used in a browser on laptops or computers.
MatheZeit is available on three platforms: the MatheZeit app, itslearning and the web platform. Pupils sign in with a five-digit code and teachers receive individual analytics per class and child.
The MatheZeit app is our native application for iPad and Android tablets. It offers all MatheZeiten, the Knobelbox with adaptive tasks and a teacher dashboard with analytics – all in one app. The app is currently in beta.
There are three ways to use the MatheZeiten: in the MatheZeit app, via itslearning or in the MatheZeit web platform. Pupils sign in with a five-digit code and teachers receive individual analytics on every platform. The app additionally offers the Knobelbox and an integrated teacher dashboard. itslearning is a good fit if your school is already connected to the itslearning network. The web platform is reachable directly in the browser.
The Knobelbox is an adaptive practice system in the MatheZeit app. Pupils solve a wide variety of tasks from different areas of mathematics – from arithmetic to money and time, number lines, estimation and matching. The difficulty automatically adjusts to each pupil’s level. Teachers can configure task types and difficulty per class through the dashboard and follow progress.
Pupils sign in with a five-digit code that the teacher generates through the dashboard. No email addresses or personal data of the children are required.
Each school week, one MatheZeit appears for grade 3 and one for grade 4. Both cover the same topic, so the teaching notes are identical. However, the MatheZeiten differ, for example in the number range used, the complexity of the language or the depth of the tasks.
No personal data of your pupils is collected. Pupils sign in with an anonymous five-digit code – no names, email addresses or other personal data are recorded.
Yes – teachers receive individual analytics per class and pupil. The teacher dashboard shows MatheZeit results and learning progress at a glance. The app additionally provides Knobelbox analytics.
You can skip a week or a single MatheZeit at any time and pick things up again whenever it fits your lesson planning.
In principle you are free to choose the order, but several MatheZeiten in a topic block usually build on one another. MatheZeiten that belong to the same topic block share the same cover colour and a subtitle that carries the name of the first MatheZeit in that block.
Explore our extensive collection of interactive maths tasks for grades 3 and 4.