RightStart Math helps students understand math rather than just memorize it.
Hands-on learning for real-world math understanding and problem solving.
What is RightStart Math?
RightStart Math is a hands-on program that helps students understand math rather than just memorize it. Using tools like a specially designed abacus, students learn to visualize numbers and recognize patterns — building real number sense and mental math skills.
Most concepts are explored through games and interactive activities rather than worksheets, making practice low-stress and effective.
Sessions are built around where your child is right now. Lessons use hands-on materials, discussion, and math games to make learning engaging and build lasting understanding. This approach is especially helpful for visual and hands-on learners.
Engagement
Children actively participate in fun math activities and collaborative games that foster deeper understanding.
Interaction
Hands-on tools like the Cotter Abacus enhance learning and problem-solving skills effectively.
Knowledge
Build real number sense and mental math skills. Fill in knowledge gaps to build a strong foundation for success.
Discover the joy of learning math through our program.
Tracking Progress & Filling Gaps
Beginning-, middle-, and end-of-year assessments pinpoint exactly where gaps began, so instruction can target those missed concepts systematically. Teaching is aligned to Common Core essential skills, with ongoing progress monitoring to close the gap between your child's current level and grade-level expectations.
Individualized Goals
For students with different learning needs, the focus can be narrowed to the skills that matter most for their future — including a practical, life-skills math path rather than a traditional algebra track. Every student works toward meaningful progress that fits their unique goals.
Payments & Insurance
50-minute session $75
Semi-private session $60
Grants / sliding scale options available.
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Book a free 15-minute consultation and let's find the right math path for your child.