Track their mental math and math progress in a safe, isolated environment just for your school or center. It is kept apart from everyone else on Kani Math, so your students compete only with each other.
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Teachers assign skills from the app’s Levels and timed sprints that fit the class level. Each student finds them on their Class page, on any phone or tablet, and the Android and iOS apps send a notification the moment they are assigned. One passing run finishes each one. No photocopier, no collecting, no student email.
Homework runs land on the class page as students finish. A leaderboard ranks each class by homework finished, and each student’s page shows their homework, Levels progress and sprint stars, so you bring real numbers, not impressions, to parent meetings.
A Hero of the week, streaks and coins keep students practicing on the days you don’t see them, so each class starts warm. Each week the class leaderboard starts a fresh ranking, so every student has a real shot at the top.
Open your class’s arena from the teacher portal and put it on the projector. Everyone plays the same Levels skill or sprint at the same moment on their own device, and each round ends with a ranking and a winner.
A short placement exam recommends where each new student should start on the nine-level ladder. Students also sit the Anzan Exam and the Flash Exam, each opening one level at a time, and rehearse competitions on a timed paper in a real competition’s format: 200 questions in 8 minutes, categories A to I.
Your students compete only with each other, kept apart from everyone else on Kani Math. There are no ads anywhere in the app, and no student ever needs an email address.
Six steps from the first sign-in to a live class arena. Every screen below is the real teacher portal and the real Kani Math app.
Tell us your email domain and how many student places you need. We create your institution’s login, and you sign in at teacher.kani-math.com to choose your own password.
Give each teacher an account on your email domain and decide how many students each one can teach. Teachers sign in with a temporary password, then choose their own.
One class per group, each with its own level and a six-character class code. Share the code in the class group chat, or write it on the board.
Students type the code on the Class page of the Kani Math app, on a phone, tablet or computer. You approve each request, and no student email is ever needed.
Pick skills from the app’s Levels and timed sprints that fit the class level, and add a due date if you like. Students get a notification and see them straight away, and one passing run finishes each one.
See who finished, who is stuck and who led the week, and open any student for their full progress. Then turn a lesson into a class arena: everyone plays the same round, and the projector crowns the winner.
Three things the portal is built to make fast, so the time you spend on admin turns back into time you spend teaching.
Set your class’s level and the portal suggests that level’s skills and sprints. Assign them with a due date and they appear on every student’s Class page in the Kani Math app. Nothing to hand out, nothing to collect, and no email address standing between a child and their practice.
Open your class’s arena from the portal and put it on the projector. Students join from the Arena tab of the Kani Math app, you pick a skill or a sprint for each round, and everyone plays it at the same moment. Each round ends with a ranking and a winner.
Open any student to see their class work and their progress in the app: each homework and whether it is done, their place on the Levels ladder, their sprint stars and their recent practice. The weak spot is usually visible in about ten seconds.
All three run in the browser on whatever device is already in the room. Nothing to install, for you or for the families.
Assign homework or open a class arena, and every student in the class gets a notification on their phone or tablet, in the language they use the app in. No reminders to send, no group chat to chase.
Notifications come with the free Android and iOS apps. Students who play in a browser find new homework on their Class page.
One class per group, each with its own join code and level. Students enter the code on the Class page of the Kani Math app, and their teacher approves each request.
Pick Levels skills and sprints that fit the class level and set a due date. Students see them in the app straight away, and each one is done after one passing run.
Who finished, who is stuck and who led the week, updated as students play. Praise the finishers, catch the strugglers early, and open a live arena when the class needs a lift.
Plans for schools and centers are priced by student places, with no setup fee: start with one class, then bring the rest. A teacher can try everything free for 3 months with up to 3 students first.
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