Kmath or Kumon
Your child goes to Kumon but still struggles with math?
Repeating problems does not fix an idea that never made sense. Kmath finds exactly where the understanding broke, and fixes that, in your language.
$69 assessment once, then $100 - $260 per student, per month.
Why does more practice stop working?
Speed on top of a missing step
Daily worksheets build speed when the idea underneath is solid. When one earlier step is missing, more of the same page does not reach it. Your child gets faster at being stuck, and nobody tells you why.
Side by side
What changes when you switch
| Kumon | Kmath | |
|---|---|---|
| How it starts | A placement test picks a worksheet level | An assessment names the exact concept that broke and the grade it came from |
| The weekly work | Repetition of the next worksheet | A paper workbook built from the diagnosis |
| Your child's school class | Follows its own sequence | Follows the class, and starts next week's topic early |
| Where | Center visits, plus pages at home | At home, no driving |
| For the parent | Pages to check | A parent guide and answer key in your language |
| Proof of progress | Moving to the next level | The full assessment again every 4 weeks |
| Price | Set by each center | $69 assessment once, then $100 - $260 per student, per month |
Do I keep both?
Replace, do not stack
Keep the paper habit
Your child still works with pencil and paper every day. Now every page is aimed at the real gap.
One plan, not two
No second set of worksheets on top. Less load for your child, more progress.
No more driving
Everything happens at your kitchen table.
What does my child get?
A workbook made for your child, every week
Worked examples, practice at the right level, alternate explanations by code and Homework Help. For children who are behind, on track or ahead.
Questions from Kumon families
My child is used to daily worksheets. Will that change?
The habit stays: paper, pencil, a little every day. What changes is what is on the page. It comes from your child's diagnosis and follows their class.
Is Kmath more expensive than Kumon?
Kmath is $100 - $260 per student, per month, set by your household size and income, after a $69 assessment. Kumon prices are set by each center, so compare with yours. Kmath has no registration fee and you can cancel any time.
Do I have to drive anywhere?
No. Lessons are printed at home and check-ins happen on any phone, tablet or computer.
What if my child is ahead?
The assessment finds the exact level, so a child who is ahead gets harder problems and next topics early.
Ready to start?
Start with the assessment
$69 assessment once, then $100 - $260 per student, per month. Billed monthly. No registration fee. Cancel any time.
Start with the assessmentHave an access code from your school community, employer or organization? Enter it at sign-up.