Resources to the Rescue!

Resources to the Rescue!

Thanks to our list of resources specially selected for teachers, discovering the potential of Netmath is as easy as 1-2-3!

Self-Training

The perfect place to make sure you know the basics of the platform or even deepen strategies to maximize your use!

Frequently Asked Questions

Here you will find answers to your questions about activating your account, how to use the platform, managing your classes, and much more!

Video tutorials

You will find short videos here that explain in detail how to activate your students, how to adjust the number of available licences and much more!

List of outcomes covered

In this section, you will find the list of outcomes covered on our platform by curriculum, and will be able to access the activities by grade level. This is an effective tool for planning your course at the start of the year!

Our Blog

This is the perfect place to find articles written by our experts on various mathematical concepts and current instructional techniques to help keep you informed on certain math topics that can spark questions and discussion with your students.

Math Glossary

A clear and complete math glossary created for teachers, parents and students.

  • Netmath is an incredible bank of diverse and well-grouped activities. Quick and easy to use.
  • Netmath allows me to present activities that are already ready to my students. The time I would spend looking for or building lessons or other exercises is therefore allocated to me to prepare more manipulation exercises and helps me to present content adapted to everyone's needs (differentiation). I love Netmath!
  • Excellent tool! I have been using Netmath every week for 6 years. It's fantastic!
  • It's rooted in my students' weekly routine. I cannot touch this period without receiving strong reactions from them. Netmath periods, we don't move that!
  • It's a tool that students really like, it makes me a better teacher! When motivation is there, it's easier and more enjoyable. I see math as a game with rules that you have to learn, to be more skillful you just have to practice the rules. Netmath supports my way of presenting math, I like its playful context. In real problem-solving situations, I make connections with games or characters when possible.