If your child is struggling with math, feeling anxious about homework, or just going through the motions without really understanding, you're not alone. Most school math focuses on memorization—learn the steps, practice the formula, move on. But when kids don't understand the "why" behind what they're doing, confidence crumbles. Math becomes something to survive, not something to enjoy.
Maybe you've noticed your child can follow a method one day, but can't adapt when the problem changes slightly. Or they freeze when they see something new. That's not a lack of ability—it's a sign they're building shallow roots. And shallow roots don't last.
You want your child to not just keep up, but to truly understand. To feel capable. To be ready for a world where thinking skills matter more than memorized answers. That's exactly what we're here to help you build.

At Math Roots, we don't teach kids to memorize steps—we teach them to think. In weekly small-group sessions, our expert tutors help children see the connections between concepts, ask questions without fear, and tackle problems they've never seen before. It's not about getting ahead. It's about understanding deeply, so confidence and curiosity can grow naturally.
We don't just show your child how to solve a problem—we help them understand why the solution works. When kids grasp the underlying concepts, they stop relying on memorized formulas and start thinking mathematically. That understanding sticks with them, building confidence that lasts.
Every child learns differently. In our weekly 1-hour Zoom sessions, trained tutors work with small groups (3-5 students), giving each child the attention they need. We notice when someone's stuck, celebrate when they make connections, and adjust our approach in real time—something no algorithm can do.
The goal isn't just to master today's math homework—it's to build problem solvers who can face unfamiliar challenges with confidence. We create a safe space where kids can take risks, make mistakes, and discover that they're capable of figuring things out. That mindset changes everything.


Kevin Moore has spent his career helping children and teachers rediscover what math can be. As co-founder of Long-View Micro School—one of Austin's most sought-after schools—and The Number Lab, Kevin has worked with over 1,000 teachers across the United States, helping them build deeper understanding of mathematics so they can pass that gift on to their students.
But Kevin's real passion is working directly with kids. He believes every child can be a mathematical thinker—they just need the right environment. At Math Roots, Kevin and his team of trained tutors create that environment: one where questions are welcomed, mistakes are learning opportunities, and children discover they're more capable than they ever imagined.
For the first time, my daughter said she 'gets it'—and she was smiling.
My 10-year-old used to shut down at math homework. After just a few sessions with Math Roots, something shifted. She started explaining concepts to me at dinner, and last week she told me math was 'actually kind of fun.' I never thought I'd hear those words.
Sarah M.
parent of 10-year-old
He's not just memorizing anymore—he's actually thinking.
I was worried my son was falling behind because he couldn't keep up with the pace at school. Math Roots didn't just help him catch up—they helped him understand. Now when he sees a new problem, instead of panicking, he thinks it through. His confidence has grown so much.
David L.
parent of 12-year-old
She actually looks forward to her math sessions.
I signed up because my daughter's test scores were slipping, but what I got was so much more. Her tutor doesn't just drill problems—they explore ideas together. My daughter asks questions I never heard her ask before. Math went from her least favorite subject to something she's genuinely curious about.
Jennifer K.
parent of 9-year-old
We know choosing the right support for your child is a big decision. That's why we invite you to try Math Roots with zero commitment.
First session is FREE (credit card required, but you won't be charged unless you continue)
After that, it's $200/month for weekly 1-hour sessions via Zoom
Cancel anytime—no contracts, no pressure
For ages 8-14, currently available in the US only
This isn't about adding more homework to your child's plate. It's about giving them the foundations they need to think clearly, solve problems confidently, and approach math (and life) with curiosity instead of fear. For less than the cost of a few private tutoring sessions, your child gets a full month of small-group learning with expert educators who truly care.