MathPopEN / SV
For teachers of grades 2–5

Help us make school maths more engaging!

MathPop helps children practise school maths along a clear learning path — and understand their mistakes through immediate feedback and step-by-step explanations.

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Get in touch

Try MathPop yourself through Google Play and get in touch if you would like to share feedback.

MathPop shows a rounding exercise, the correct answer and an explanation on a number line

An incorrect answer becomes an opportunity to understand the next step.

How learning works

School maths with a clear, engaging structure

The content is based on mathematics children encounter in Swedish schools. We do not claim complete coverage of the Swedish Lgr22 curriculum or formal assessment against every objective.

Grade → chapter → lesson

Children in grades 2–5 can practise through a structured sequence of chapters and lessons.

Interactive practice

Varied question types, visual activities, progression and rewards make practice more playful.

Feedback that explains

Children receive immediate feedback, with visual, step-by-step explanations when an answer is incorrect.

See how corrections teach

More than right or wrong

MathPop’s corrections show how to work through a problem. These are genuine examples from the app — open an image to read the full explanation.

  • Fractions with visual support
  • Multiplication with intermediate steps
  • Rounding with clear steps
Division: the question, the learner’s answer and the correct answer
Division, image 1 of 2 – question and correct answer
Division: the explanation continues with two calculation steps
Division, image 2 of 2 – follow the calculation steps

See MathPop in action

Three short examples from the app show exercises, scratch paper and explanations. The recordings show the Swedish app interface.

Fractions with scratch paper

Follow a calculation step by step using the app’s scratch paper.

Rounding on the number line

See an incorrect answer followed by feedback and a visual explanation.

Division with decimals

See how division can be broken down into whole numbers and tenths on scratch paper.

Get it on Google Play
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The first step

Start by evaluating the app yourself — without pupils

We are looking for teachers to review the app’s content and offer feedback based on their professional experience. This evaluation does not involve pupils. It is an invitation to assess the product, not an endorsement for classroom use.

The app’s lessons and interface are in Swedish. You can download it from Google Play and try it yourself.

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