uncommonly

math for girls

creative

Delightfully quirky. Irresistibly fun. We make the most of what girls love best, and turn math into a time of imaginatio​n, discovery, and play.

uncommonly

creative

math for girls

i

hate

math!

i’m

bad

at math!

You and your daughter are in tears at homework time…again. Seeing her so sad and confused makes your heart hurt.

She’s normally such a bubbly, happy kid. You’d give anything to be able to make math easier for her. She’s a fighter, but math makes her want to give up.

If only you could explain it in a way that helps her “get it”…and believe in herself again. More than anything, you want your girl’s sparkle back. 

You and your daughter are in tears at homework time…again. Seeing her so sad and confused makes your heart hurt.

She’s normally such a bubbly, happy kid. You’d give anything to be able to make math easier for her. She’s a fighter, but math makes her want to give up.

If only you could explain it in a way that helps her “get it”…and believe in herself again. More than anything, you want your girl’s sparkle back.

THERE’S no 

such thing

as a girl who’s bad at math

She may say she’s bad at math, but the truth is, there’s nothing wrong with your daughter’s math mind. She just needs to learn math differently.

THERE’S NO 

such thing

as a girl who’s bad at math

She may say she’s bad at math, but the truth is, there’s nothing wrong with your daughter’s math mind. She just needs to learn math differently.

Math is often taught as random facts, speed drills, and memorization.

This way of teaching doesn’t work for girls, who want to understand what math means and how to use it in real life.

When they’re taught in a context of patterns, meaning, and connection, girls shine in math!

Artful Math uses pictures, patterns, and play to make math make sense. Real-world explorations invite girls to notice and wonder–and come away with a deeper, more joyful understanding of math.

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IMAGINE YOUR DAUGHTER CALMLY &

confidently

DOING AN ENTIRE PAGE OF MATH PROBLEMS ON HER OWN–AND GETTING THEM ALL RIGHT!

IMAGINE PLAYING A GAME TOGETHER, AND SEEING HER

get better

AT MATH WITHOUT EVEN REALIZING IT.

IMAGINE THE

proud look

ON HER FACE WHEN SHE BRINGS HOME AN “A” ON HER MATH TEST AND SAYS, “I’M GOOD AT MATH!”

WHEN YOU JOIN THE 

community

artful math

You’ll learn how to tap into your girl’s natural strengths and turn math into a time of a-ha moments, connection, and fun.

WHEN YOU JOIN THE

artful math

COMMUNITY

Delightfully quirky. Irresistibly fun. We make the most of what girls love best, and turn math into a time of imagination, discovery, and play.

WHEN YOU JOIN THE

artful math

COMMUNITY

Delightfully quirky. Irresistibly fun. We make the most of what girls love best, and turn math into a time of imagination, discovery, and play.

hi, i’m

Kelli.

For years math made me feel stupid and ashamed.

I really tried. I thought if I worked harder, or studied longer, I would finally get it…but numbers were slippery. They just wouldn’t stick in my brain.

Then I started worrying about being bad at math, and it got even worse. I’d get so stressed on tests that I’d freeze up and forget even the things I did know.

Then one day, I picked up a library book about math in nature. I was astounded to find that a sunflower, snail shell, and a seahorse’s tail were all connected by mathematical patterns.

It was the first time I’d ever thought about math in pictures. It felt like trying a different key in a door I’d never been able to open. I couldn’t believe how easy it was–and how fun!

So yeah, I’m a little bit obsessed with helping girls fall in love with math. I never get tired of that moment when their eyes light up, and things click into place for the very first time.