Zearn

Zearn is a maths learning platform for elementary students, built on a research-backed curriculum. Students work through digital lessons with visual models, guided practice, and independent problem solving, and teachers use the data to run small-group instruction. The lessons are designed to be used alongside a teacher, not as a replacement for one.

Key Features

• Research-backed digital maths lessons
• Visual models and guided practice
• Real-time teacher reports
• Small-group instruction support
• Aligned to common curricula
• Free for individual teachers

Pricing

Prices as listed in 2026 research. Always check the official site for the latest price — plans change. Free plan: Yes — it has a free plan.

How it works

The platform includes on-screen teaching, interactive problems, and paper-based materials for classroom use. Teachers get real-time reports showing which students are struggling and with what, so they can intervene the same day. Zearn is aligned to common curricula and is used by schools in many countries.

Zearn is free for individual teachers, covering the full digital lessons and reports for their class. Schools and districts can buy a paid plan with extra features, training, and support, priced by quote. It is best for elementary teachers who want a serious, free maths programme with strong teacher data.

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