Curriculum-aligned math practice for grades 6, 7, and 8. Topic-by-topic skill building across pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, and number sense — organized like a textbook, with mastery tracking per skill area.
The middle school math sequence, organized by topic. Each topic has curated practice problems and tracks mastery as a student progresses.
Topics and skills map to the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics for grades 6, 7, and 8. The curriculum covers the Ratios & Proportional Relationships, The Number System, Expressions & Equations, Geometry, Statistics & Probability, and Functions domains as appropriate for each grade.
A representative practice problem from each topic, with the same scaffolded support a student would see while working it. Click each prompt to expand.
What operation can you do to isolate the variable term?
Try subtracting -4 from both sides.
Now divide both sides by 2.
Final result: $-6$
Do the fractions have the same denominator?
Find the least common denominator (LCD).
Convert each fraction to have the LCD, then combine numerators.
Final result: $\frac{-65}{84}$
Look for terms with the same variable.
Combine the coefficients of x together.
Don't forget to combine the constant terms too!
Final result: $24 \cdot x - 5$
First, convert the percent to a decimal.
Divide 40 by 100.
Now multiply by the base number.
Final result: $74.4$
Wrapping paper covers the total surface area of the box.
Find the area of each pair of opposite faces and add them up.
Final result: $126$
This is a proportion. What technique can you use?
Try cross multiplication.
Multiply 5 by 54, then divide by 6.
Final result: $45$
MyMathTutor surfaces prompts before showing worked steps — students stay in the productive struggle that builds real understanding, instead of being handed an answer.
Practice is organized by curriculum topic, with mastery bands (green / yellow / red) showing which skills are solid and which need more practice. Students and parents see strengths and gaps at a glance.
When a student gets stuck, MyMathTutor offers a gentle prompt first, then a more specific one, before showing worked steps. The site is built to keep students working — not to hand them the answer.
Curated practice problems across every middle school topic. Students show their work — on paper or on screen — and build durable skills, not just trivia points.
Choose any topic from the middle school curriculum, or paste in a problem from a textbook or worksheet.
Students work the problem on paper or on screen. Handwritten work can be photographed and uploaded.
If a student is stuck, the site offers a scaffolded prompt — never the answer. Each prompt is a smaller piece of the path forward.
Each completed problem updates the per-topic mastery band, giving a clear picture of what's solid and what needs more practice.
Practice the topic you're working on, get unstuck when you need a prompt, and see your mastery grow topic by topic.
More for students →See exactly which topics your child is solid on and which need more practice. No games, no busywork — real curriculum-aligned skill building.
More for parents →Assign curated practice across the middle school curriculum, with a clear per-student view of mastery by topic.
More for teachers →If you have an account, log in. If you don't, contact us to request access for your family or classroom.